The phrase "allowing for storage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or provisions made for storing items or data.
Example: "The new design includes a larger compartment, allowing for storage of additional equipment."
Alternatives: "providing for storage" or "facilitating storage".
That method has the considerable benefit of allowing for storage of the brain at room temperature.
Recent approaches based on optomechanical resonators have achieved impressive quality factors allowing for storage of optical signals.
And the downtowns have bicycle parking garages scattered here and there, where the bikes are stacked and hung in very small spaces, allowing for storage off the street or sidewalk.
While preserving the cells and allowing for storage and access to multiple plates at any one time, light fixation with formalin allows preservation of potentially-antigenic epitopes on the surface of target cells.
At the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, we have used a "synoptic reporting" tool (Cerner CoPathPlus) to incorporate the College of American Pathologists checklists as discrete data elements, allowing for storage of data elements in a relational table within the Laboratory Information System.
A new source-tank-sink representation is developed to allow for storage and dispatch tanks.
Developed by Cree Industries, the formula can be embedded into 1 kilogram extruded logs, that are wrapped in water soluble bags to allow for storage and then dropped by helicopter into water reserves.
Inclusion of the new trap allows for storage of a population of ions during the analysis of a previously stored population of ions.
Using these peptides as models, it may be possible to design similar low affinity peptide inhibitors of protein drugs which will increase their stability and/or allow for storage under less stringently controlled conditions.
The nearby waste disposal site Niemark is by German jurisdiction not allowed for storage of dredged material.
