The phrase "allowing for monitoring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is being done with the provision for oversight or observation.
Example: "The new software was designed with security features, allowing for monitoring of user activity to ensure compliance."
Alternatives: "facilitating oversight" or "enabling supervision".
Synchronization between the instant of power delivering to start the atomization process and the detection was achieved, allowing for monitoring the atomization and thermal events synchronously and in real time.
The silicone film on top of the HYAFF layer guarantees a barrier function avoiding vapor loss, reducing bacterial invasion, and allowing for monitoring the wound repair process.
In this work, Rhodamine B (RhB) was used as the model dye because it has a strong absorbance peak at 553 nm, allowing for monitoring its decomposition catalyzed by the NP.
Furthermore, the procedure is easy to handle and can even be connected to an automated purification system such as FPLC allowing for monitoring accurate salt gradient elution, which is an important factor for further use in a clinical setting.
Bioluminescence emission of Rluc overlaps with the Qd absorption whereas the emission of Qd is shifted from the emission of Rluc allowing for monitoring of BRET.
These are sorted into methods allowing for monitoring of the permissible Hg levels in drinking water (limit of detection, LOD <10 nM) and those capable of detecting ultra-trace levels of mercury in pristine environmental waters (LO D< 0.05 nM).
Therefore, the method also allows for monitoring the ecosystem services and highlighting their changes.
This method also allows for monitoring progesterone levels in cattle, which is important in reproductive management.
This allows for monitoring the evolution of damages under dynamic loads, for testing and predicting the structural integrity of composite rotors in process.
Eurobarometer surveys allow for monitoring the evolution of public opinion in the EU member states, which helps the European Commission with decision making and in the evaluation of its work.
This allows for monitoring personal preferences to power more targeted sales and marketing campaigns.
