The phrase "allows for field" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the provision or facilitation of a specific area or domain, often in technical or academic writing.
Example: "The new software update allows for field customization, enabling users to tailor the interface to their specific needs."
Alternatives: "enables field" or "facilitates field".
It is a very promising technique allowing for field arsenic analysis based on atomic spectrometry.
The prototype implementation is sufficiently fast to allow for field optimization.
Flash memory is commonly used as nonvolatile memory to hold the software and still allow for field upgrades when defects are fixed or other software enhancements are made.
The resulting Dst profile lies reasonably close to hourly averaged Bombay magnetogram, especially if one uses the upper limit allowed for field strength in the ICME-sheath or if one discards the most extreme outlier of the Bombay measurements.
Sonnerup et al. (2006) have further generalized the reconstruction method to allow for field-aligned flow with isotropic plasma pressure (Teh et al. 2007) and for plasma flow perpendicular to a magnetic field (Hasegawa et al. 2007).
(Production of viable seed is not generally allowed for field-released transgenic plants, and we did not allow our plants to produce seed).
The images of tumor fields were captured to be representative of the entire tumor periphery, using a raster pattern which allowed for fields captured to be random and not overlap 19.
The images of tumor fields were captured to be representative of the entire tumor, using a raster pattern which allowed for fields captured to be random and not overlap.
Other fire departments argue that the van design reduces the likelihood of collisions because its flattened nose allows for greater field of vision and a tighter turning radius.
Such a process allows for fewer field problems, enhanced construction quality, and a better control in the project procedure (shown as Figure 9).
