The phrase "allows for a testing" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when discussing the provision or opportunity for conducting a test or evaluation, but it should be phrased differently.
Example: "The new software update allows for testing of various features before the final release."
Alternatives: "enables testing" or "facilitates a test".
I will address the first question by introducing a framework that allows for a test of theories of migration that rely upon tidal dissipation taking place inside the planet.
Prevention of the spread of disease will thus require a high performance rapid test for chlamydia that allows for a test and treat regimen, in addition to the existing nucleic acid amplification tests.
Further studies evaluating a more complex set of cognitive tests will allow for a testing of the validity and implications of these results.
To reiterate, our dual-process interpretation is not the only way to instantiate relative judgment theory, but it does allow for a test regarding how the information involving non-recollected stimuli is mediated.
Although it has been the intention to implement a more work-related activation policy, it has not been implemented in the experiments in a sufficiently clean way to allow for a test of the effectiveness of the two training schemes against each other.
This will allow for a test of the importance of public information in determining mine locating behavior.
This allowed for a test of efficiency of the new sigmoidally-determined adaptation mutation rate GA against the 20% fixed mutation rate GA and a test of accuracy for the sigmoidally-determined adaptation mutation rate GA against the 0% fixed mutation rate (no mutation) GA.
By itself, that would be impressive enough, but there is another source of information that allows for a second test.
Secretin MRCP proved to be a useful tool for diagnosis as it allows for a 'functional' test of the remnant pancreas, and it is more discriminating for ductal stenosis than is traditional static MRCP [27].
