The phrase "allows for architecture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the capacity or capability of something to accommodate or support architectural design or structures.
Example: "The new software allows for architecture that can adapt to changing user needs."
Alternatives: "facilitates architecture" or "enables architecture".
The Glide platform, which is launching soon, comes in a self-service version with a simple hierarchical structure and a true SDK which allows for customized architecture.
On top of the above benefits for monoview, DVC allows for an architecture where cameras do not need to communicate, while still enabling the exploitation of interview correlation during joint decoding.
The oxide nanowire allows for ultrasmall device architecture such as a segmented memory cell in a single nanowire and a cross-bar memory cell at a nanowire junction.
At this time, cryo-EM allows for the general architecture of chromatin factor-NCP complexes to be ascertained.
This allows for fully connected architectures, with most compiler freedom to choose how to transport data between the source and destination, as well as heavily reduced connectivity, with buses connecting only a small number of components.
Ms. Hidalgo, a leading candidate for mayor in elections next year, said the height of the buildings would be in proportion to the park — similar to Central Park in New York — and would allow for innovative architecture, and views and light for inhabitants.
CPU vendors introduced extensions at the hardware level which allow for efficient architecture virtualization and overcome design issues, as presented in [10] for x86.
The physical co-location of the computational components at universities in the Helsinki-Turku area allow for an architecture tied together by a shared file system.
The architecture allows for easy incorporation of new modules that represent new knowledge, or new requirements for the desired task.
