The phrase "allows for collection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or permission to gather or accumulate something, such as data or resources.
Example: "The new software update allows for collection of user data to improve service efficiency."
Alternatives: "facilitates gathering" or "permits accumulation."
Additionally, ease of sampling allows for collection of large numbers of samples with minimal investment of time and manpower, creating potential for collecting an entire study cohort at a small number of targeted sampling events.
The bill applies only to judgments rendered in countries where the authors do not have sufficient personal or professional ties, and allows for collection of legal fees, and when appropriate, damages from the libel tourist.
Quantitative imaging and kinetic analysis of a theranostic agent allows for collection of patient-specific information regarding optimization of a subsequently administered radioimmunotherapeutic or antibody-drug conjugate.
The imaging system of SAFEPOST enables direct use of the parcels images, and it allows for collection and storage of images for future reference.
Continuous monitoring in health and demographic surveillance sites (HDSS) allows for collection of longitudinal demographic data, health related, and socio-economic indicators of the site population.
The advantage of the AVANI trawl over traditional research trawls is that it allows for collection on vessels underway at high speeds and during long transits, allowing for a nearly continuous sampling effort over long distances.
The postcode and full name are being collected to allow for collection of deprivation index from standard local registries.
Samples were collected in EDTA-treated tubes and centrifuged using standard protocols to allow for collection of plasma and buffy coat for DNA extraction (Qiagen); samples were stored at -80°C until required.
Furthermore, Aanderaa CTD and SEAGUARD RCM allow for collection of physical parameters, such as near bottom oxygen composition, temperature and conductivity.
The transducer array platform is integrated with a weatherized top-side box allowing for collection of acoustic data at remote stations.
Additional indentation experiments allow for collection of quantitative data for micromechanical properties from different regions within the lens structure and correlate these data with lens-averaged macroscopic measurements available in the literature.
