The phrase "allowed for the visualization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the conditions or circumstances that enable or facilitate the process of visualizing something.
Example: "The new software update allowed for the visualization of complex data sets, making it easier for users to interpret the information."
Alternatives: "enabled the visualization" or "facilitated the visualization".
Ensemble-models allowed for the visualization of prediction uncertainty.
Herein we utilized X-ray fluorescence microscopy (XFM) which allowed for the visualization and quantification of the process of zinc transfer through the mammary gland of the lactating mouse.
Spreads of meristematic root-tip cells allowed for the visualization of specific REMAP sequences throughout the cell cycle, namely on interphase nuclei (Figure 7a), prometaphase (Figure 7b) and metaphase chromosomes (Figure 7c).
Advances in MRI techniques has allowed for the visualization of changes, particularly after a patient's earlier exposure to TBI [ 7].
The combination of the two probes allowed for the visualization of the boundaries of individual mitochondria (Twig et al, 2006).
The excellent imaging capability of micro-CT allowed for the visualization of pathological images associated with diseases specific to rabbits.
and a transverse abdominal incision was performed to assess the posterior right subhepatic space, allowing for the visualization of the right kidney.
This method allows for the visualization of complex models of all deformations of the viscoelastic core that are the major contributors to the overall energy dissipation.
These limitations can be overcome by micromodels, which allow for the visualization of the fluid distribution using cameras with or without fluorescence microscopy.
The most recent and significant magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) improvements allow for the visualization of the vocal tract during speech production, which has been revealed to be a powerful tool in dynamic speech research.
We present a projection method that allows for the visualization of such property spaces of large databases while maintaining the high-dimensional spatial structures and neighbourhood behaviour (Figure 1).
