The phrase "allowing for a single" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing exceptions, considerations, or specific allowances in a broader context.
Example: "The study was conducted under strict conditions, allowing for a single variable to be tested."
Alternatives: "considering one" or "permitting a single".
Lastly, we show that DSF can also be used to assess peptide/MHC kinetic stability, allowing for a single experimental setup to probe both binding equilibria and kinetics.
In the Ulaanbaatar procedure the distal glanular urethra is constructed at the first stage, allowing for a single glans procedure and thus potentially better cosmetic outcomes.
A prominent MDT feature is their high polyspecificity allowing for a single transporter to confer resistance against a range of drugs.
Attributed to the different layer thickness of the patterned ferroelectric thin film, two distinctive coercive voltages have been obtained, thereby, allowing for a single ferroelectric memory cell to contain more than one bit of data.
Until February, every time a user visited Meebo they were required to re-enter their IM login credentials to access Yahoo, MSN, etc. Now, however, users may (but aren't required to) create a Meebo account that stores these credentials, allowing for a single sign in to multiple IM services.
While retailers, in the wake of security scandals for companies like Target, had managed to segment their machines from each other, they still had not moved to two-factor authentication, "allowing for a single user credential to open up their entire networks to attackers".
For example, if training costs associated with VIA raised the total screening cost such that it would approach that of HPV DNA testing, vaccination plus screening three times per lifetime with two-visit HPV DNA testing was favored, at I$1780 per YLS – if a rapid HPV DNA test was available, allowing for a single-visit screen-and-treat strategy, this result would become even more favourable.
This approach allows for a single host to be infected by and transmit two strains of the same pathogen.
The method is general (it allows for a single reaction described by any kinetic expression) and, as an example shows, quite straightforward in its use.
Before simultaneous selective capture of cells, it is desirable to label different samples with the corresponding dyes in a multiplexing manner to allow for a single analysis.
