The phrase "allows for mapping" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something provides the capability or opportunity to create a map or representation of data or information.
Example: "The new software update allows for mapping user interactions, which will help us improve the user experience."
Alternatives: "enables mapping" or "facilitates mapping".
The assembly of the full sets of basis functions allows for mapping the solutions up and down between any resolutions.
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Whereas acoustic (seismic) energy allows for mapping sub-surface structures that may contain hydrocarbons, electromagnetic (EM) energy can often say something about the fluids contained within the structures.
Furthermore, combining this method with DNA capture technology provides a high-throughput approach (targeted DNase Hi-C) that allows for mapping fine-scale chromatin architecture at exceptionally high resolution.
In the present study we used an experimental design which does not require the presentation of stimuli during EPI acquisitions and allows for mapping of the auditory cortex without the interference of scanner noise.
The key to such integration is the pooling of resources together; the integration allows for mapping of service requirements onto an available spectrum amount and translates the latter into network load.
This new system allows for map search, music search, and even ad-supported local search, all from the handset with only a minimum of network usage.
We discuss the implications for large populations, and how such models allow for mapping the semantic organization of the neural codebook and stimulus space, and decoding.
False color analysis from multispectral VIS NIR data set allowed for mapping the distribution of the two types of green pigments across the entire painting (Fig. 7e).
Even the analysis of as few as 20 homozygous recombinants allowed for mapping of the mutation to a <5 Mb interval with 8 protein-changing variants (compared to an average of 130 protein-changing variants found all across mutagenized genomes).
To allow for mapping edge effects, contigs cluster together if they overlap by 15 nucleotides or more.
