The phrase "allows for defining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or permission to establish definitions or parameters for something.
Example: "The new software allows for defining user roles and permissions within the system."
Alternatives: "enables the definition of" or "permits the establishment of".
Furthermore, the ontological component allows for defining an ontology-guided search engine which provides more intelligent matches between job offers and candidates' curricula.
The approach also allows for defining a subset of relevant observable predictor variables spanning the relevant latent subspace, which is handy for exploring methods for variable selection.
PuLSaR presents the calculated weights and allows for defining constraints over them (Fig. 5 - screen 3).
This SAP allows for defining the subframes structure, for sending and receiving data bursts, and for transmitting and detecting ranging codes.
TAL allows for defining not only common design patterns but also a series of constraints on their uses, as is discussed extensively in the next sections.
The method presented here also allows for defining a hole and inner contours.
The latter conditions allow for defining a three-step estimation procedure for solving the resulting non-linear regression problem with linear inequality constraints.
Doehlert design allowed for defining a design space, which revealed that variations of the considered factors had in most cases an opposite influence on the responses.
While ontology lexicon models like lemon allow for defining such linguistic information with respect to a given ontology, the cost involved in creating and maintaining such lexica is substantial, requiring a high manual effort.
All these facts mentioned above allowed for defining the scopes taken into consideration for the empirical design carried out.
Designing a DSpace-based raw data repository will also allow for defining a de facto standardized metadata collection for compchem data description that may be very useful for harmonisation of data description in this specific research area - and might eventually evolve into some kind of standard for the discipline.
