The phrase "allows for a supervised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a process or system that permits or enables supervision in a particular context.
Example: "The new software allows for a supervised learning environment, ensuring that users receive guidance throughout the training process."
Alternatives: "enables a supervised" or "permits a supervised".
Finally, since we adopted the module extraction of Segal et al. [10], the optimized set of modules that is selected by the supervised analysis allows for a more transparent analysis of the obtained results.
In 1991, the Polisario agreed to a ceasefire in return for a Moroccan promise to allow for an internationally supervised referendum on the fate of the territory.
One of Canada's more controversial approaches is the safe injection site, which allows for supervised drug use, as well as testing and counseling services.
Among these approaches, Walktrap-GM allows for semi-supervised learning of non-overlapping modules using significant differential expression as edge weights.
The rules of the program are straightforward, allowing for a small window of time for the mother to reconsider her decision, to get supervised help if that is what it will take for her to overcome her problems, or to go forward with her decision and allow the baby to be placed in foster care or up for adoption.
We use the supervised Random Forest classifier (best performance achieved with 45 tree estimators, allowing for a maximum tree depth = 25 each) to predict links from one layer using features from the other.
In this scenario, big data supervised classifiers managing imbalance between ortholog and nonortholog pair classes allow for an effective scaling solution built from two genomes and extended to other genome pairs.
At the end of the legislative session last year, Mr. Singer and Mr. Vitale co-sponsored a bill that would have allowed for state-supervised distribution programs, but it was sidetracked by an internal legislative conflict.
The off-line sorting allowed for supervised spike sorting on the basis of a principal components analysis, as well as on other spike waveform features.
Identifying patients with either known drug side effects (Type A) or non-severe delayed reactions (Type B) may potentially allow for supervised re-challenge to aid appropriate antimicrobial therapy [ 11].
Combined with angiostatic drugs, these multimodal liposomes allow for image-supervised drug delivery and monitoring of angiostatic therapy.
