The phrase "allowing us for" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly when trying to express permission or opportunity for something.
Example: "The new policy is allowing us for greater flexibility in our work schedules."
Alternatives: "allowing us to" or "enabling us to".
"But the war years need to be remembered, because they marked a turning point in the history of Natal, thrusting us into the modern age and allowing us for a brief moment to be the center of the world's attention".
Mental schema organise complex experiences into types of things so that we can process data efficiently, allowing us, for example, to recognise something as a chair without having to notice every detail.
As a consequence, lung injury occurred rapidly, allowing us for a detailed time course analysis of structural destruction and disease progression.
A fully linked dataset would also have given us more flexibility in the analysis, allowing us, for example, to estimate price response by different consumption, calorie, and body mass index groups.
In addition, we have used PAT-Seq to profile the transcriptome of a previously uncharacterized tissue (pharynx), allowing us for the first time to directly compare gene expression changes between different tissues from the same organism at a higher resolution, using the same experimental settings.
To investigate the uniformity of the light emission, EL hyperspectral imaging was performed on the white LED coated with the 1% organic converter, which spatially and spectrally records the emitted light allowing us for example to generate two-dimensional maps of the intensity of different EL emission peaks.
Therefore, our implied methodologies allow us for using the different sample sizes.
Only the smart use of information technology can allow us for taking advantage of this amount of available information.
It is what allows us, for example, to describe a person who is not present.
"This allows us for the first time to manage the system," Menchini told me.
"We want to cater for a broader audience including younger girls just starting to work — the silver range allowed us for an in-between price-point".
