The phrase "allowing for the compilation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of gathering or assembling information or data, often in a context where certain factors or conditions are taken into account.
Example: "The report was prepared with careful consideration of the available data, allowing for the compilation of accurate results."
Alternatives: "considering the compilation" or "taking into account the compilation".
The increase in the use of building information modeling (BIM) will allow for the compilation of a sufficient amount of data to utilize this system.
The database is implemented in the ARB software package (35) that allows for the compilation and association of aligned sequence data, sequence metadata and phylogenetic trees.
The WHO/HAI manual [ 4] provides detailed instructions for the users of its database to make such modifications and allow for the compilation of meaningful data.
Modern microarray and sequencing technologies already allow for the compilation of hundreds of thousands of so-called single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs).
Additional registries in multiple European nations have been started, and hopefully, an international registry that will allow for the compilation of all data regarding MCS will one day be a reality.
To allow for the compilation of time-matched data across Reps, clock times were rounded to the nearest 5 min, for example 9 32 29 rounded to 0930 h, and 9 32 30 rounded to 0935 h.
Conscious processing allows for the construction or compilation of specifically tailored routines out of elementary units as well as for the deliberate control of their execution.
Some sources give the UK date as 14 January 1977, however, implying that the Harrison compilation was delayed there to allow for the release of the Beatles' 1967 Capitol album Magical Mystery Tour.
The perceptron's SDEs where simulated using a newly developed custom software package named QHDLJ [48] implemented in Julia [49] which allows for dynamic compilation of circuit models to LLVM [50] bytecode that runs at speed comparable to C/C++.
Quantitative analysis tools, such as survey instruments, can allow for easier compilation of student responses that attach numerical scores to students' opinions about different aspects of a curriculum along a continuum, say, 1 5, with 1 being "not useful" to 5 being "very useful" for each aspect.
