The phrase "allows for light" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something permits or enables the passage or presence of light.
Example: "The design of the building allows for light to enter the interior spaces, creating a bright and inviting atmosphere."
Alternatives: "permits light" or "enables light".
This model allows for light ray paths and light intensity distribution within the capillary to be predicted.
It describes the tech that allows for light to shine through tiny, nearly invisible holes punched in a metal surface, but expands on the concept considerably by discussing ways in which to control the resulting light, and a means through which microperforation can be combined with touch controls.
Minimizing average power avoids possible thermal damage to the skin or ablation while maintaining high peak power allows for light collection scattered from deep in the skin.
For example, to allow for light voting in the South, Dr. G. gives each Southern ballot only about 3/5 of the weight he gives ballots of the rest of the country.
A helium purge gas allowed for light element detection.
The method of allowing for light losses under routine photochemical experiments with non-rigorous parallel light beams was suggested.
These performancewear styles allow for light and ultra-speedy movement while racking up the street cred points, shaded in minimal tones of black and white.
Eventually, however, the police did notice, and when speaking to Animal, he allowed for lighting and a voice modification that made him resemble a drag queen with an afro.
A groove known as a strake helps the structure resist and shed the typhoon-force winds that are known to batter the city of 23 million — a design element that allowed for lighter materials, saving an estimated $58 million in costs.
The mrkH expression was then lowered (0.008% arabinose) to allow for light-dependent c-di-GMP activation of MrkH activity, and β-galactosidase levels were measured.
Utilization of NIR excitation light not only allows for deeper light penetration and reduced photodamage effects, but also offers lower autofluorescence, reduced light scattering, and phototoxicity.
