The phrase "allows for instantaneous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a feature or capability that enables something to happen immediately or without delay.
Example: "The new software update allows for instantaneous data processing, improving overall efficiency."
Alternatives: "enables immediate" or "facilitates instant".
The knowledge discovery approach allows for instantaneous prediction of interventions for the patient in an intensive care unit.
OnLive says it has solved this problem by figuring out a method of efficiently packaging video images of a live game that it delivers over the Internet, and that allows for instantaneous response to actions by players as they control the movement of characters within a game.
Information distribution no longer depends on printed books, especially from foreign lands, where the internet allows for instantaneous communication of data from all over the world.
Advances in the tech world helped Perkins give shape to her product, which relies on all these elements: The app allows for instantaneous matchmaking, while required Facebook logins allow parents to see which of their friends are also using the service.
Compared with other methods, the application of non-functional pre-existing blood vessels in vivo as a vascular carrier and incorporation of biomaterials and cells or growth factors into them is advantageous, as it allows for instantaneous perfusion after the graft is implanted, which can dramatically decrease the time required for capillary ingrowth [ 10, 12- 15].
Specifically, we assume that the imaging system allows for instantaneous acquisition of a full two-dimensional plane parametrized by the coordinates (r, z), defined by a rotation of angle θ ∈ [0, π) around the z-axis of the plane y = 0 (see Fig. 3 (a)).
This "nonlocality," the fysicists felt in their bones, would allow for instantaneous signaling.
But Dr. Galvin has not changed the policy in place when he took office, and a planned electronic system to allow for instantaneous online reporting of diagnoses of Lyme and other diseases by laboratories and physicians, initially scheduled to begin operation next January, has been pushed forward to at least 2006.
At first glance, it might seem odd to speak of "challenges" or "limits" in relation to digital processes, which allow for instantaneous and endless modification with increasingly user-friendly applications and devices.
We included pure exponential functions,, in the response function library to allow for instantaneous increases in DA at individual voxels.
As described previously, our apparatus does not allow for instantaneous recording of images at two wavelengths (13– 13).
