The phrase "allows for maximization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that a certain condition or action enables the process of maximizing something, such as efficiency, output, or benefits.
Example: "The new software design allows for maximization of processing speed, leading to improved performance."
Alternatives: "enables maximization" or "facilitates maximization".
We recommend including as many of the surgical data items included in the EPHect SSF as possible, to allow for maximization of collaborative work with other EPHect research centers around the world.
Based on typical parameter values met in different systems (genetic, signaling), Table 1 provides some estimates of the pulse and of the inter-pulse intervals which allow for maximization of the average production of target proteins.
Moreover, it is also shown that it is the combination of a dispersive (diffusive) and a convective mechanism that allows for the maximization of nutrient transfer through use of the best of these mechanisms at a specific time.
The present allocation process allows for the maximization of the benefits while the biomass remains high and will ensure fair distribution during the period of lowered quota.
Photoisomerization reactions allowed for the maximization of the minor Z isomers.
This is a much weaker behavioral standard than traditional utility maximization because it allows for respondents to be off target in any single choice, but on target on average.
Thus, the possibility to excite in the NIR region allows for both minimization photo damage of biological specimens and maximization the penetration depth into the tissue of the excitation light.
It deviates in various aspects from the approaches proposed for related rate-maximization problems in[37, 38], e.g., it allows for an optimization over all subcarriers including a non-convex constraint set, and uses improved branching and bounding techniques.
Recent techniques rely on the maximization of gradient orientation alignment in a reduced set of high-confidence locations of interest and apparently allows for fast, accurate, and robust registration [13].
Maximum likelihood expectation maximization instead of POSEM was used for reconstruction because the former updates the image with smaller increments, and therefore allows for constructing plots of contrast-to-noise ratios based on a higher number of stages of convergence.
