The phrase "allows for accessibility of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the provision or facilitation of access to something, often in contexts related to technology, design, or services.
Example: "The new software update allows for accessibility of features that were previously unavailable to users with disabilities."
Alternatives: "facilitates access to" or "enables accessibility of".
The design of the space allows for accessibility and should also incorporate critical workstation design elements for staff (i.e. adjustability for the work surface and computer monitor, as well as having shorter reaches to hand items back and forth to the customers).
Teleintervention allows for increased accessibility of specialized care.
The small size of the LIBS-scFv (about 32 kDa) allows for good accessibility and penetration of the thrombus [32] as well as rapid blood pool clearance via the kidney of non-bound labeled protein.
Significantly, the highly torn structure also makes a big contribution on the high catalytic activity of the HT-AFNG, since it allows for the good accessibility of the active sites for the HER.
Furthermore, once roads are built, this accessibility often allows for more of the forest to be susceptible to further deforestation.
While the evolution of the kink allows increased accessibility of the binding site for HpHb, it would also increase accessibility for the large TLF1 complex.
The current level of accessibility, with no access barriers for researchers, allows for optimal exploitation of this data for research purposes.
This sample size allows for construction of 95% confidence intervals of the overall, state, and district-specific estimates of drug accessibility of maximum width 7%, 10%, and 14% respectively (i.e. if true accessibility is ~50%).
After pretreatment, the most exposed cell wall structure allows for a greater accessibility to hydrolytic enzymes, which facilitates the hydrolysis of lignocellulosic biomass.
Thus, PARP1 appears important both for the acquisition of chromatin marks associated with gene activation and for allowing increased accessibility of the promoter-proximal nucleosome.
Such widespread accessibility protects against information silos and allows for wider sharing of knowledge across the organization.
