The phrase "allows for instances" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing situations or conditions that permit specific occurrences or examples.
Example: "The new policy allows for instances where employees can work remotely if necessary."
Alternatives: "permits cases" or "provides for situations".
Add to the mix reproductive technology that allows, for instance, two gay men to have three children by as many women, and "re-blended" clans built on separation, divorce, remarriage and cohabitation, squeezed into a single family tree.
Such flexibility allows, for instance, for Cloud providers to execute maintenance without stopping developers' applications (that are running on VMs) and to implement strategies for better resource usage through the migration of VMs.
This allows, for instance, to trace a particular semantic entity in different contexts without the need for expert users who know all possible ways the semantic entity could be addressed in these contexts.
Florida might seek a deal with the federal government allowing it to expand Medicaid to fewer people than the federal law allows, for instance, Gaetz told the Miami Herald.
Such dynamic adjustment allows, for instance, faster responses to recurrent stimuli [1] and tuned weighting of visual cues depending on their previous validity [2].
This allows, for instance, a long term follow-up of vaccinated and non-vaccinated individuals for the occurrence of medical conditions of interest.
The changing parts of the molecules are described by a so called imaginary transition state (ITS) [ 1, 2] that allows, for instance, a classification of chemical reactions [ 3- 5].
The multi-state nature of the network allows for instance to simulate different levels of gene expression, which is not possible with a Boolean model.
Given the transient nature of our approach, it allows, for instance, the rapid and systematic pre-screening of several mutant versions of an auxin carrier of interest.
