The phrase "allowing for creation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is being permitted or facilitated to happen, particularly in relation to the process of creating something.
Example: "The new policy is flexible, allowing for creation and innovation within the team."
Alternatives: "enabling creation" or "permitting creation".
By selecting the "Customize" tile, users are able to add, multiply, or subtract variables, allowing for creation of more complex combined variables.
The data visualization was developed using D3.js JavaScript library (http://d3js.org/), allowing for creation of plug-in free, and browser-based interactive design.
Our system is more compact, allowing for creation of a smaller volume (300 750 mL) of liquid in a more confined space than some systems (Tieu et al., 1999; Flematti et al., 2004).
Other patents obtained by Sony and Microsoft allow for creation of miniature displays to go over users' eyes.
This technique allows for creation of the so-called "Natural Heat Exchanger (NHE)" which moderates seasonal air temperature oscillations.
The new law allows for creation of embryonic stem cells, including those from cloned embryos, and establishes regulatory oversight on several levels, while explicitly prohibiting reproductive cloning.
Apple is positioning HomeKit as an "open" system that allows for creation and definition of any device or automation interaction that you can think of.
Application of the composition rule allows for creation of complex periodic patterns, however, frequent application of compositions increases the length of (mathcal {T}) and in the same moment reduces the total number of cycles.
The promising potential of cloud computing and its convergence with technologies such as mobile computing, wireless networks, sensor technologies allows for creation and delivery of newer type of cloud services.
On the one hand, you have artists and fans embracing the new ways the web allows for creation, distribution and consumption of music.
These modalities also allow for creation of three-dimensional representations that can be of considerable value in the dissemination of anatomical studies.
