The phrase "allowing for the ability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the consideration of someone's capabilities or potential in a given context.
Example: "The new policy is designed with flexibility in mind, allowing for the ability of employees to work remotely when necessary."
Alternatives: "considering the capability" or "taking into account the ability".
In contrast, cancer cells aberrantly overexpress telomerase allowing for the ability of cancer cells to proliferate indefinitely5.
Additionally, we have demonstrated that the procedure can be performed in transgenic mice, allowing for the ability to knockout of floxed genes by electroporation of CRE, or the rescue of targeted disruptions in specific subpopulations.
The Israelis find evidence of this in the shift in language used by the administration, from "threshold prevention" — meaning American resolve to stop Iran from having a nuclear-energy program that could allow for the ability to create weapons — to "weapons prevention," which means the conditions can exist, but there is an American commitment to stop Iran from assembling an actual bomb.
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Similarly, the retrospective methodology does not allow for the ability to determine the accuracy of all ascribed ED and hospital discharge diagnoses in this cohort.
The upper frequency bound of the HFA at 10 MHz, however, allows for the ability to derive the local electron density from UHR frequency even deep inside the plasmasphere.
Having mental health care on campus allows for the ability to quickly refer employees for care as needed, as well as provide immediate assistance for mental health crisis events.
"The flaws work on the latest version of Tails and allow for the ability to exploit a targeted user, both for de-anonymisation and remote code execution," said Loc Nguyen a researcher at Exodus.
While social bots and encryption can allow for the ability to, say, anonymize communication, it is people that use anonymity for means either democratic or repressive, legal or criminal.
