The phrase "allows for a viable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the provision of a feasible option or solution in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy allows for a viable approach to reducing waste in our production process."
Alternatives: "provides a feasible" or "enables a practical".
Such conditions can be expressed in terms of linear matrix inequalities, allowing for a viable design by using convex optimization.
Such conditions allow for a viable and fast growing environment for the developments of those generation systems based on the CSP which incorporate optimized storage systems.
Thus the development of an effective biotoxin monitoring program designed specifically for the remote regions of Alaska would provide protection for public health and allow for a viable shellfish industry.
The most popular model to date for conceptualizing CI involves the secretion, by Wolbachia, of a "modification" factor (mod, or toxin) in the sperm that impairs early embryogenesis, and a Wolbachia "rescue" factor (resc, or antitoxin) produced in the oocyte, which allow for a viable, diploid zygote to develop if the cross is compatible2,3,4.
The deadlocked split between the two main forces in American politics hasn't allowed for a viable third party movement.
However, in Populous' experience, other cities have found solutions to allow prioritization of key economic development initiatives and business – like festivals and events – that directly contribute to the public benefit in return for an event environment that allows for a safe and viable operation".
Furthermore, parallel processing and automation of chemical processes is a viable solution that allows for a higher level functionality on-chip with fewer handling steps and associated errors and costs.
Heterogeneous network (HetNet) allows for a flexible deployment strategy and offers economically viable solutions to improve network scalability and indoor coverage.
For such carbon sources, the super-essential reactions are known, and our current knowledge of the reaction universe already allows for an astronomical number of viable genotypes.
A differentiation of viable and non-viable cells on a cell by cell level allows for a causal evaluation of cell viability in regard to changing conditions, such as stress, cell aging or respiration rate.
