The phrase "allowing for a practical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing considerations or adjustments made for practical purposes in a given context.
Example: "The plan was designed with flexibility in mind, allowing for a practical approach to unforeseen challenges."
Alternatives: "considering a practical" or "taking into account a practical".
We propose a simple and practical method allowing for a civil engineer a quick assessment of the seismic vulnerability of a storage elevated tank.
Performing the liver resection first has practical benefits of allowing for a single setup of surgical instruments.
"This secret audit demonstrates that the governor's proposal for pre-k funding would allow for a reasonable and practical expansion of the program to help thousands and thousands more kids," said Michael McKeon, the governor's communications director.
Good size group allowing for optimal practical time.
In the foreseeable future, closer correlations between biophysical and disease properties will be established allowing for more practical applications enabling more discoveries for the benefit of mankind.
In the original version of iCTNet, five types of biological interactions (protein-protein, disease-gene, drug-gene, tissue-gene, disease-tissue) were integrated in a graph fashion, allowing for practical and intuitive integration of those data sources within the Cytoscape 2 environment.
Compared to other cyclic feature detection methods based on sub-Nyquist sampling, CS-FAM is low in complexity, allowing for practical implementation.
As a metric for PLS, we use a parameter which allows for a straightforward assessment and comparison of practical transmission schemes, based on the error rate achieved by Bob and Eve.
The utility of our results is primarily to provide the scientific community with a practical resource that should allow for a more rational approach to prokaryote genome sequencing.
The flat characteristic is preferred for the practical applications because it allows for a stable operation of the magnetoelectric device in a wide range of frequency.
