The phrase "allows for a comparison of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability of something to facilitate or enable a comparison between two or more items, concepts, or data sets.
Example: "The new software allows for a comparison of different data sets, making it easier to analyze trends."
Alternatives: "facilitates a comparison of" or "enables a comparison of".
This allows for a comparison of the energy, health and lifestyle benefits of each that will inform future building developments.
The new DVD set allows for a comparison of the Wallanders of Mr. Branagh and Mr. Henriksson -- not fire and ice, exactly, but more along the lines of cheap vodka and iced coffee.
which allows for a comparison of citation counts across time.
The calculation was run twice because extensive porosity information is not available and this allows for a comparison of both sets of parameters.
Prolonged etching of the contour of (1 1 0) p-Si disks in the regime of porous silicon formation allows for a comparison of the etching characteristics of the (1¯1x) orientations.
Therefore, the Koyadori site can be a type location for the tsunami history along the coast and allows for a comparison of tsunami event ages and frequencies in Hokkaido (e.g., Nanayama et al. 2003) and around Sendai (e.g., Sawai et al. 2012).
The impact of this is difficult to measure because government statistics do not allow for a comparison of the fate of this year's graduates with their immediate predecessors, instead lumping all college graduates under 25 into one group.
The test set was compiled as described therein to allow for a comparison of results.
While that presents a novel research opportunity, it does not allow for a comparison of data or effect size standards.
The use of multiple data sources allowed for a comparison of resource estimates, while the modeling of meteorological data enabled the investigation of panel orientation and inclination.
The estimated costs for each treatment (Table 6) allowed for a comparison of tree performance at 2.5 years as a function of treatment cost (Table 7).
