The phrase "allowed for the use" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or provisions made for something to be utilized.
Example: "The new policy allowed for the use of personal devices in the workplace."
Alternatives: "permitted the use" or "facilitated the use".
In such cases, the protocol has allowed for the use of local industry-specific energy use averages.
These reduced-homology PCLs allowed for the use of a novel high multiplicity of transduction ("high m.o.t").o.t
In January, Bruce Burns (R), a state senator, submitted a bill that would have allowed for the use of firing squads if lethal injection was deemed unavailable.
A number of therapeutic strategies designed to synchronize follicular wave emergence and ovulation have allowed for the use of AI throughout the year, overcoming seasonal anestrus in buffalo.
At first, the U.S.D.A., acting out of longstanding habit, obliged its agribusiness clients, issuing a watery set of standards in 1997 that, incredibly, allowed for the use of genetic modification, irradiation and sewage sludge in organic food production.
The group's president has been quoted as defending a United Nations resolution that he said allowed for the use of armed force by Palestinians against Israel, while other members have been accused of making anti-Semitic remarks.
In the case of the Microsoft employees, the commission allowed for the use of electronic signatures to permit payroll deductions into the company's political action committee, so long as Microsoft kept records of these authorizations.
Mrs. Clinton, the Democratic candidate, returned the money, $50,000, after the group's leader was quoted as defending a United Nations resolution that he said allowed for the use of armed force by Palestinians against Israel.
The group's president has praised a United Nations resolution that he says allowed for the use of armed force by Palestinians against Israel; other group members have been accused of making anti-Semitic remarks.
The gravest concerns over GMOs center on transgenic plants, such as the soybeans or corn engineered with a foreign bacterial gene that allowed for the use of Monsanto's Roundup herbicide.
Two test series have been performed and simulated: (1) a reduced energy series which allowed for the use of strain gages and (2) a series with increased energy which imparted material damage.
