The phrase "allows for a significantly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or potential for something to happen or be achieved, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The new policy allows for a significantly improved workflow, enhancing productivity across the team."
Alternatives: "enables a considerable" or "facilitates a substantial".
This approach reduces data dimensionality to one dimension, which allows for a significantly faster execution of an approximate nearest neighbor search, based on the indexed elements.
Our approach allows for a significantly improved detailed window into the pathogenesis of the tumor, including invasion of the bladder wall and heterogeneities within the tumor.
The addition of targeted biopsies in cases of recurrence after radiation therapy allows for a significantly improved cancer detection rate (83% versus 20%) over that of random sampling [ 32].
The prosthetic system with greatest geometric options allowed for a significantly better replication of the anatomy.
This makes the turbine less top-heavy, allowing for a significantly smaller flotation system, which would extend only nine meters below the surface of the ocean.
It has been shown that NDs with oxygen containing groups on the surface allow for a significantly better hNSC attachment over hydrogen functionalisation.
In contrast to the shocks, a slower reaction kinetic produced by the expansion wave passage allowed for a significantly longer period of flame length growth.
In both scenarios the presence of hybrid fiber reinforcement is shown to provide an improvement to the phenomena of internal confinement and tension stiffening, for compression and tension loading respectively, which allow for a significantly improved post cracking response.
OpenMS®, in conjunction with algorithms designed in house, have allowed for a significantly quicker selection of two orthogonal columns, which have been optimised for a LC×LC separation of crude extractions of plant material.
This is why larger bonuses then allow for a significantly increased salaries in subsequent years as compared to later round picks.
MIMO systems have been shown to allow for a significantly higher performance in terms of throughput or robustness against fading than their single-antenna counterparts, which is mainly due to the exploitation of space for further degrees of freedom in addition to time and frequency [1, 2].
