The phrase "allows for localization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing features or capabilities that enable adaptation or customization to specific regions or languages.
Example: "The software design allows for localization, making it easier to adapt the interface for different cultural contexts."
Alternatives: "enables localization" or "facilitates localization".
We also present structural models for the beak and the platform, two regions where the low resolution of previous studies did not allow for localization of AFs and the rRNA, respectively.
The method developed uses plasmonic nanostars, which not only provide large Raman signal enhancement but also allow for localization and quantification by XRF and plasmonics-enhanced TPL, owing to gold content and high two-photon luminescence cross sections.
For expertise by fingerprint examiners, holistic processing might support the interpretation of individual features in context with their surroundings or allow for localization of target features when doing visual search during a comparison.
For example, immunohistochemistry usually utilizes an antibody to one or more proteins of interest that are conjugated to enzymes yielding either luminescent or chromogenic signals that can be compared between samples, allowing for localization information.
Analysis of gene expression differences in RNA samples extracted from intact tissues does not specifically allow for localization of the increased or decreased altered genes to the glandular and/or stromal compartments in TZ tissues, both of which likely contribute fundamentally to evolution of BPH, nor does it necessarily translate to altered levels of more biologically relevant proteins.
The rescue constructs also had C-terminal YFP tags to allow for localization of the proteins.
Chromosomes are further split based on SCE locations, allowing for localization of orphan scaffolds to particular chromosomal regions.
A more complete description of the porcine genome should allow for localization of those SFPs which fall in coding regions and give rise to non-synonymous changes.
The proposed method allows for automatic localization of the eyelid edges which replaces the currently used time-consuming manual labeling.
