The phrase "allows for a divergence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something permits or accommodates differences or variations.
Example: "The new policy allows for a divergence in opinions among team members, fostering a more inclusive environment."
Alternatives: "permits a divergence" or "facilitates a divergence."
The GAL network allows for a larger phenotypic divergence in the uninduced state (consistent with our observations of larger variance in path scores pertaining to switch effectiveness and strength of repression).
The increase in molecular data in this study allows for a more accurate assessment of divergence dates at deep nodes due to the presence of a greater number of phylogenetically informative sites.
Letting the neutral rate of base substitutional evolution be μ, the taxon-specific values of which are given below, the divergence rate is then 1.25μ, which for a given level of observed divergence then allows for a transformation to absolute time.
Our stochastic modeling allows for a more differentiated understanding of the role of gene flow in opposing adaptive divergence.
Comparing national approaches and policies on clinical xenotransplantation is an important method of social inquiry since it allows for an analysis of convergences and divergences in public policy and scientific culture in different countries (Jasanoff 2005).
Allowing for a higher sequence divergence improved the mapping (i.e.: fewer broken pairs).
This criterion is a liberal threshold for recent transfer events and allows for some divergence of sequence since the transfer.
The sunny picture of public school we see in "Kindergarten" or the grim view from "The First Year?" What kind of system allows for such divergence and inequity?
This antagonistic parent-offspring co-adaptation does not require solicitation to be costly, allows for rapid divergence and evolutionary novelty and potentially explains the origin and diversification of the observed provisioning forms in family life.
The duplication of such a gene allows for divergence of one partner resulting in functional diversification and asymmetrical gain and/or loss of interactions in the complex.
