The phrase "allows for exploitation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing systems, policies, or situations that enable or facilitate the misuse or unfair treatment of resources or individuals.
Example: "The lack of regulation in the industry allows for exploitation of workers, leading to poor working conditions."
Alternatives: "facilitates the abuse of" or "permits the misuse of".
A detailed understanding of network activities and resource partitioning in MazF-induced cells will allow for exploitation of this unique physiological state for diverse biotechnological applications.
This study examines the historical roots of "hierarchical dualism," the dominant attitude characterizing the Western approach toward nature which both separates humans from, and elevates them above, nature, allowing for exploitation of resources.
Similarly, deep rooting has been hypothesized as a trait that could allow for exploitation of soil nutrients at deeper soil layers thus improving mineral uptake and potentially increase yields (Obara et al. [2010]).
In their pioneering work, Boch et al. [ 7] demonstrated that artificial TALEs could be synthesized, hence allowing for exploitation of the TALE-binding code for targeting almost any DNA sequence with artificial TALE DBDs.
However, while encapsulation of recombinant proteins within vaults has allowed for exploitation of novel functionalities, the ability to successfully incorporate and retain small molecules of therapeutic value has been relatively unexplored.
This strategy is most informative as it allows for the exploitation of all of the currently available measurements.
The proposed solution allows for the exploitation of the principle of Green's function reconstruction from noise correlation, even in the absence of an adequate ambient noise.
One of the more notable findings was XXXXXXXXXXXX a backdoor Trojan horse program that allows for remote exploitation of an affected system and can provide denial-of-service capabilities.
The current level of accessibility, with no access barriers for researchers, allows for optimal exploitation of this data for research purposes.
The simulations are carried out using a block iterative sequential coupling routine that allows for the exploitation of existing fluid and structural solvers.
