The phrase "allowing for the formulation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of creating or developing something, often in a context where certain conditions or factors are taken into account.
Example: "The research was conducted with a focus on allowing for the formulation of new theories based on the collected data."
Alternatives: "considering the development" or "taking into account the creation".
In this study, a reduced combustion mechanism of Primary Reference Fuel (PRF) mixtures (n-heptane and iso-octane) is integrated into the published kinetic model (Narayanaswamy et al., 2010), allowing for the formulation of multi-component surrogate fuels (e.g. PRF/toluene) and for the prediction of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon (PAH) formation in gasoline engines.
Our results have highlighted the population groups that are most vulnerable to excess weather conditions, thus allowing for the formulation of better policy interventions to minimizing the adverse effects of climate change on population health in Northern Ghana.
Our multiplexed MSRE enrichment approach enabled us to effectively differentiate between lung cancer, pulmonary fibrosis, and healthy subjects allowing for the formulation of a four-marker model capable of distinguishing lung cancer from controls, fibrotic ILD, and COPD.
Certain kinds of mathematical theories, together with plausible assumptions about the evidence that can be collected, allow for the formulation of serious alternatives.
Test results allowed for the formulation of modifications to the existing design equations to better predict the stud end support capacity.
This modal approach also allows for the formulation of a reduced-order structural model, whereby relevant modes are selected and used as the basis for the optimisation of a complaint structure.
The MVEM is linearised on-line at each operating point to allow for the formulation of quadratic programming (QP) problems, which are solved as the part of the proposed MPC algorithm.
This paper introduces a novel cloud computing network architecture that allows for the formulation of the optimization as an Uncapacitated Facility Location (UFL) problem, where a facility corresponds to an instantiation of a particular service (e.g. a virtual machine).
This decomposition allows for the formulation of linear matrix inequality based synthesis conditions which, if satisfied, provide stabilizing observer-based controllers, which are both decentralized and robust to network effects.
