The phrase "allows for an objective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or capability of something to facilitate or enable a specific goal or aim.
Example: "The new policy allows for an objective assessment of employee performance, ensuring fairness in evaluations."
Alternatives: "enables an objective" or "facilitates an objective".
Information about objective hotel room rates allows for an objective comparison and provides the basis for a realistic computation of the contract's profitability.
The proposed methodology allows for an objective comparison of the structural performance of different concrete slab design alternatives and to derive indirectly a lower bound of the fire ignition frequencies that can be associated to the Eurocode guidelines.
Another contribution of the paper is the use of a matter-element analysis that allows for an objective division of the river in reaches that are homogeneous with respect to the water quality as assessed from multiple water quality parameters.
The characterization of chargers according to three measured quantities average particle charge q, charging efficiency a, and electrostatic losses obtained from experiments with a fixed particle system allows for an objective comparison among systems with different flow profiles and electric modes.
Despite these limitations, RiskScape is a useful tool – it allows for an objective, repeatable impact assessment.
Strain echocardiography (2D-strain) is a noninvasive ultrasound imaging technique that allows for an objective and quantitative evaluation of myocardial function.
We based our assessment on the IR Readiness Assessment Tool for Global Health proposed by Kline et al. which allowed for an objective institution infrastructure assessment regarding IR including review of imaging facilities, equipment, nursing services, and availability of medications.
The aim of CG3TOOL is two fold: to allow for an objective evaluation of Scintrex data and to provide a higher resolution in data reductions than those computed in real time by the microprocessor-controlled instrument.
In recent years, methods that allow for an objective evaluation of perceived comfort, in terms of postural, physiological, cognitive and environmental comfort, have received a great deal of attention from researchers.
This allowed for an objective, reproducible outcome.
Moreover, the processing parameters were set the same as in Section 5. Since the experiments reported in the following subsection were conducted using a Brüel & Kjaer 4128 Head And Torso Simulator (HATS), the HRTF database used for the synthesis was specifically measured by the authors to allow for an objective comparison.
