The phrase "allows for a separation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something provides the opportunity or means to create a division or distinction.
Example: "The new policy allows for a separation between personal and professional responsibilities."
Alternatives: "facilitates a separation" or "enables a separation."
Additionally, the combination of tracer data with nitrate time series allows for a separation of the travel times in the unsaturated and saturated zone.
This feature allows for a separation of knowledge in different ontologies.
The authors identify asymmetric encryption as a technique that allows for a separation of duties concerning pseudonymization and de-pseudonymization.
These results (Figs. 3, 4, 5) indicate that PC1 allows for a separation of dogs by gender and PC2 for separation by color, particularly when using hair samples.
None of these allowed for a separation of EBV and EBV cell lines.
The solid phase extraction method for triazoles was adapted to allow for a separation of IPBC and PER from the wood matrix.
In addition, CCT does not allow for a separation of the evaluated persons and items – these are both interpreted in the context of the other.
Nevertheless, hierarchical clustering of protein and gene expression data allowed for a separation of ASC and BMSC specimen, possibly due to the observation that Wnt-signalling-associated genes are more abundant in BMSC (Ref. 52).
As mentioned in the Introduction, these ratings do not allow for a separation of words used to speak about emotionally-charged objects and actions from "true" emotion words used to speak about emotions per se.
Abeler et al. (2) found that tumor size and MI were significant prognostic markers (P < 0.001) in leiomyosarcomas confined to the uterus (Stage I) and that these parameters allowed for a separation into three risk groups with marked differences in prognosis.
The simulated moving bed (SMB) is a multi-column chromatographic separation process, which – with respect to the single-column preparative batch process – allows for a continuous separation with larger productivity and smaller solvent consumption at the same time.
