The phrase "allows for a realistic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or capability of something to enable a realistic approach or outcome.
Example: "The new software design allows for a realistic simulation of real-world scenarios."
Alternatives: "facilitates a realistic" or "enables a realistic".
It allows for a realistic scenario where the plaintext can be a set of random values.
The presented database allows for a realistic construction of simulated sound fields for the investigation of hearing instruments.
Overall, the present database allows for a realistic construction of simulated sound fields for hearing instrument research and, consequently, for a realistic evaluation of hearing instrument algorithms.
Modeling the supply of this material with spatially-explicit potential demand locations allows for a realistic analysis of the feasibility of such a market to stimulate rural development.
For the sensitivity analysis, the predicted achievement for one zero TICS (Zero) and one full TICS (Full) scenario allows for absolute comparison across countries, whereas the one country-specific median TICS (Med) scenario allows for a realistic relative comparison.
As the conditions below the greenery cannot be evaluated by dew point calculations, only a more detailed simulation allows for a realistic prediction of the hygrothermal performance of the components.
Institutional legal theory complements this as it allows for a 'realistic analysis, explanation, or description of the legal sphere and indeed of all those distinctively human and social institutions and phenomena which correlate with, depend upon, or presuppose legal or other rules or norms' [22].
Therefore, although GNU radio allows us to build a version of our protocol, the above limitations do not allow for a realistic implementation.
Finally, the first monitoring cycle (2007 and 2008) revealed insights into both the significance and the limits of such a monitoring program and allowed for a realistic calculation of the associated costs.
Since HYCOM also works well in open ocean and basin scale simulations, it may allow for a realistic modelling of the transition region between the open ocean and coastal shelf seas.
The observation of the video recording of the intervention along with the analysis of teacher's interview and the researcher's notes allow for a realistic evaluation of the feasibility, the appropriateness and the learning value of integrating computer programming in such a context.
