The phrase "allows for establishment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the conditions or provisions that enable the creation or formation of something.
Example: "The new policy allows for establishment of clearer guidelines for employee conduct."
Alternatives: "facilitates the creation" or "enables the formation".
New surveying techniques of airborne LiDAR and DGPS allow for establishment of the realistic digital model of the star dune.
An understanding of these similarities is expected to allow for establishment of the underlying principles for the application and catalyst design of associated enzymatic reactions in organic chemistry and synthetic biology.
The synthetic samples not only allowed for establishment of the absolute configuration but also helped to reveal some minor yet unignorable errors in the 1H NMR data for the natural product.
It will also allow for establishment of high-throughput assays examining the effect of drugs and antibodies on those processes (Delves M, personal communication).
Recent progress in molecular dating methods nevertheless would allow for establishment of uncertainties in fossil calibrations [ 18, 76].
Moreover, while undergoing transformation into amastigotes, leishmania modulate critical macrophage processes to allow for establishment of chronic infection.
Prior to data collection, the simulation was allowed to run for 200 host generations; this allowed for establishment of long-term coevolutionary dynamics arising from the host-parasite interaction.
Each electrode was capable of delivering low-level RF ablations to the renal arterial wall and the expandable feature of the basket allowed for establishment of better apposition of electrodes in reference to potential ablation sites on the vessel wall.
Recent data indicate that human cadmium exposure may be associated with female breast cancer (McElroy et al. 2006), although this initial, hypothesis-forming work does not allow for establishment of definitive causality.
