The phrase "allows for a systematic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing processes, methods, or frameworks that enable a structured or organized approach to a task or analysis.
Example: "The new software allows for a systematic evaluation of the data, ensuring that all variables are considered."
Alternatives: "facilitates a structured" or "enables an organized".
Furthermore, the proposed formulation allows for a systematic controller design which can be also applied to nonlinear hybrid systems.
The availability of GWAS data allows for a systematic analysis of similarities and differences among several AID.
In addition, over the past three decades, COFHE has crafted a Suite of Surveys that allows for a systematic and robust examination of the undergraduate experience.
Still, the scaled scoring system allows for a systematic measurement of the observable factors while allowing for the fact that explicit determinations cannot be reached without conclusive evidence.
We present the design and fabrication of an active balance board system that allows for a systematic study of stiffness and time-delay induced instabilities in standing posture.
Such novel apparatus, by reliably and automatically controlling desired ball flight characteristics without neglecting air drag, allows for a systematic investigation of naturalistic interceptive tasks.
However, this procedure does not allow for a systematic evaluation of intrinsic trade-offs.
The latter is a set of localized, real-space-based orthogonal functions that allow for a systematic, multi-resolution description.
The potential then allowed for a systematic investigation of the oxygen configurations on the Zr 0001) surface via Monte Carlo simulations.
This allowed for a systematic study of the wear behaviour of the oxide layers under different loads.
Dynamic-phase behaviour maps were prepared to allow for a systematic investigation of the effects of emulsification routes on emulsion properties.
