The phrase "allows for a continual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing processes, systems, or situations that enable ongoing or repeated actions or states.
Example: "The new software update allows for a continual improvement in performance and user experience."
Alternatives: "facilitates ongoing" or "enables continuous".
A stability study was performed to confirm the assumption that perfusion with continual harvest and storage of the production at 4°C allows for a better conservation of the viral particles.
The ease with which the knowledge is acquired and maintained using RDR, the use of a dynamic design ontology and the automatic generation of conceptual models using FCA allows for the continual evolution of the KBS in keeping with the notion that knowledge is continually evolving and 'made-up' to fit the situation.
Always on the move, neither one thing nor the other, the road movie allows for the continual reinvention and rediscovery of the self, even if you don't know quite where you'll end up.
The last is the latest method and allows for the continual use of our centres.
Rather than simply reviewing the same material until all pupils have it memorised, this spiral process allows for continual development to challenge the most able learners, while also continuing to revisit earlier areas of knowledge for those who may struggle with maths.
In addition, it generates plans with a high level of parallelism, it supports a rich declarative language for expressing extended goals, and allows for continual plan revision to deal with sensing outputs, failures, long response times or timeouts, as well as the activities of external agents.
From a lock of Frederick Douglass' hair and FBI files on Malcolm X to a tambourine once played by Prince, White's collection of nearly 100 photos allows for continual consumption of black history. .
It's a continual asking, opening, and accepting of myself as I am, with all of my many lacks, allowing for a channel to emerge for grace to flow.
And publishing the chapters in the journal will allow for the continual updating that this still-vibrant field will surely continue to demand.
Second, most static culture systems do not allow for the continual removal of spent medium and toxic by-products of catabolic and xenobiotic metabolism, including metabolites of both endogenous and exogenous substrates.
