The phrase "allows for examining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or opportunity to investigate or analyze something.
Example: "The new software allows for examining large datasets more efficiently than before."
Alternatives: "enables the examination of" or "facilitates the analysis of".
This paper builds a static contingent-claim model that allows for examining the optimal capital structure with the joint arguments of counterparty default risk and market incompleteness.
This method allows for examining the surface acidity of 10 catalyst samples in about 6 h, which is an improvement over the traditional process.
LWF's matched employer-employed structure allows for examining workers' mobility, turnover, and earnings dynamics.
The log-rate analysis technique allows for examining both the magnitude and the statistical significance of single and combined effects of different factors on the under-reporting coefficients.
Integrating these concepts in one power framework allows for examining how the three dimensions interrelate with each other and developing the contours of a power lens on biofuel governance and research.
Being able to replay events in a classroom at different points in time, and also at different speeds of replay (e.g. at one tenth of one second), supports a focus on participants' interactions, and allows for examining moments that may have passed unnoticed in the complexities of classrooms on the scale of minutes (Ali-Khan and Siry 2014).
In the past, labs were limited by technology that only allowed for examining one portion of the brain such as the frontal cortex.
These models can identify spatiotemporal changes in effective connectivity during distinct cognitive states and allow for examining how effective connectivity is shaped by NTBS.
The research design allowed for examining longitudinal relationships by capturing data (1) before (Time 1), (2) during (Time 2), and (3) after change implementation (Time 3).
Test results have allowed for examining the SRP effectiveness in increasing the strength and ultimate strain of concrete by mainly varying the confining stiffness of the steel jacket and the unconfined concrete strength.
As the Human Genome Project was wrapping up in 2003, the director of the National Human Genome Research Institute sought to set the NIH off on another bold genetic initiative to create a large, longitudinal, national cohort that would allow for examining the genetic and environmental contributions to health and disease.
