The phrase "allows for determining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or function of something that enables the process of making a decision or finding out information.
Example: "The new software allows for determining the most efficient route for delivery."
Alternatives: "enables the identification of" or "facilitates the assessment of".
Position tracking of cows within the barn environment allows for determining behavioral patterns and activities.
It allows for determining the spatial distribution of microsliding and tangential force along the contact interface.
The above mentioned instances inherit from IfcProduct class, which allows for determining their positions using IfcLocalPlacement and PlacementRelTo attribute.
This modeling approach allows for determining the fatigue life reduction of SMA wire actuators in a corrosive environment.
This algorithm allows for determining each bit of the codeword based on the joint information of the variables and check nodes.
This allows for determining the required sample size to detect a model violation which is considered relevant from a substantive point of view with fixed risks for the type-I and the type-II errors.
During testing, deformations in the loading and lateral directions are recorded, which allow for determining various stress-strain measures.
The economic environmental Pareto front will allow for determining the most promising options for the reuse, purification and combustion of hydrogen streams.
Based on this work, a future thermo-economic optimisation will allow for determining the most promising options for the polygeneration of fuel, power and heat.
Figures 18 and 19 allow for determining an appropriate K value by adjusting the analytical method of Marston for stopes of various geometries and backfills having various geomechanical parameter values.
Although the underlying mechanism of the monolayer MoS2 growth is still not very clear, it can allow for determining the features of the thin films through controlled synthesis [32, 33, 34].
