The phrase "allows for adjustment of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or flexibility of a system, process, or object to be modified or changed.
Example: "The software allows for adjustment of user settings to enhance the overall experience."
Alternatives: "permits modification of" or "facilitates changes to".
This scheme can initially cluster large datasets unsupervised and then allows for adjustment of the classification by the user.
A simple and inexpensive in vitro feed evaluation system which estimates microbial fermentation by measuring gas production and allows for adjustment of liquid dilution rate has been design.
Use of Cox proportional hazards modeling, as used in the study by Maggiore and colleagues [28], allows for adjustment of time-varying covariates and reduces confounding by time.
Statistical modeling allows for adjustment of disease risk for both categorical and continuous variables in space and time.
Continued data collection also allows for adjustment of the scale of programs to current capacity and need [ 64].
Changing the number of passes allows for adjustment of the matrix density to provide suitable MS signal.
Such monitoring provides spatially and temporally homogeneous data sets, and allows for adjustment to and validation of ecological models.
They also allow for adjustment of policies part way through a budget period if emissions are not on track.
In the United States the back was frequently hinged at the bottom, allowing for adjustment of its slant.
He said the government would "allow for adjustment of the best practice rules [which say new plants must use best available technology] and technological change" but "any other changes would be a matter for future governments".
At the same time, price elasticities of demand are incorporated in the study design to allow for adjustment of quantities of goods consumed to price changes.
