The phrase "allowing for understanding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to consider or accommodate comprehension in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The teacher explained the complex topic in simple terms, allowing for understanding among all students."
Alternatives: "facilitating comprehension" or "enabling clarity".
Speaking to someone is often a daunting experience especially for a new sufferer who can't understand their own behaviour but seeing or contacting a medical professional, though NHS Direct for example, allows for understanding of thoughts and behaviours.
This semiotic view allows for understanding IT system implementations as efforts of structuring social practices in organisations.
"It is a train wreck resulting from a process that does not allow for understanding natural systems in the first place".
The advantages of combining different spatial investigations allows for understanding historical design principles and how the geometry of forms could hide in its abstract rules, conceptual and perceptual qualities.
Digital manipulatives allow for understanding very small or very large scales such as the mathematical concept of exponential growth.
Video methods allow for understanding more how the subject expresses and generates multiple subjective senses - which are communicated through embodiment of symbolic senses through different symbolic forms such as affective voice, affective gaze, non-verbal communication, gestures and postures.
To this end, in the following, we describe a typical PLC network topology, which allows for understanding where relays can be placed, and it highlights the differences with the wireless context.
Such interaction maps allow for understanding the complex relationships between genetic products, help to reveal unknown biological functions and pathways, and get a more detailed picture of an organism's complexity [1], [2].
