The phrase "allows for conservation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something enables or permits the act of conserving resources, energy, or other elements.
Example: "The new policy allows for conservation of water during the drought season."
Alternatives: "enables conservation" or "facilitates conservation".
Both the Nature Conservancy and Environmental Defense, another large national environmental group that favors market mechanisms, are working to resolve those questions by lobbying federal fishery managers and regulators to adjust their permitting systems to allow for conservation easements.
Pastoral rules and regulations are designed to allow for conservation, use and sustainability of available resources such as pastures and water sources (Nelson 2012).
Phosphorylated eIF2 α (p-eIF2 α) markedly attenuates translation initiation and overall protein synthesis, allowing for conservation of cellular resources.
A FASTA file containing known mature metazoan miRNA sequences in miRBase was used as input to allow for conservation scoring.
Compassionate conservation allows for--but does not prescriptively dictate--outcomes in which the interests of others supersede those of humans.
It also allows for high conservation of some non-consensus nucleotides in the alignment of orthologous transcription factor binding sites from different species.
This XDepth Raw format is encoded in such a way that any viewer capable of processing jpegs can view this format, although it allows for all the conservation of data and depth that RAW, DNG, and CRW among others provide.
This allows for the exact conservation of first order moments (mass, vorticity), as well as higher moments (energy, potential enstrophy), subject to the truncation error of the time stepping scheme.
A stability study was performed to confirm the assumption that perfusion with continual harvest and storage of the production at 4°C allows for a better conservation of the viral particles.
So fans of the great white will be pleased to know that at a meeting last week in Thailand, the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species adopted a plan to monitor the trade and allow for better conservation management.
