The phrase "allowing tailoring of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to customize or modify something according to specific needs or preferences.
Example: "The new software features a user-friendly interface, allowing tailoring of settings to suit individual user preferences."
Alternatives: "enabling customization of" or "permitting modification of".
The enhanced degradation of POA persists into the gel state, allowing tailoring of more biodegradable alginate gels.
For the teacher, the accumulated data gives immediate feedback on student comprehension — allowing tailoring of lectures to address problematic material — and tracks student or class progress over time.
These 'smart' nanofiber based sensors do not consume oxygen, their mechanical and chemical characteristics can be finely tuned allowing tailoring of biocompatibility and microstructure.
It was found that the hard/soft coupling can be tuned by changing the FePt morphology, allowing tailoring of the hysteresis loops and modification of the magnetic regime at a fixed Fe thickness (from Rigid Magnet to Exchange-Spring magnet).
The availability of three iron chelators improved the scenario of chelation therapy for transfusion-dependent thalassemia (TDT) patients, allowing tailoring of drugs according to the goals expected for each patient.
This observation highlights the need for a reliable marker of responsiveness to MEK inhibitors, allowing tailoring of individualised therapies and reducing the occurrence of adverse events.
This approach allowed tailoring of the polymer properties to a large extent.
This documented skill evolution may allow tailoring of skills curricula to both meet existing needs and minimize performance variability.
Furthermore, the modular hydrogel composition allows tailoring of mechanical and physical properties for specific tissue engineering applications.
For polyurethane (PU) engineering elastomers, although urethane chemistry allows tailoring of elastomer properties, there is an inherent correlation between increasing strength and decreasing elongation-to-break.
Detailed knowledge about changes in surface composition of biomass caused by pretreatments allows tailoring of biomass processing steps to advance hydrolysis of polysaccharides to monomers.
