The phrase "allows for more explicit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or potential for clarity or detail in a particular context or situation.
Example: "This new software update allows for more explicit user feedback, enhancing the overall experience."
Alternatives: "provides greater clarity" or "enables more detailed".
In the first, AGT explains that it allows for more explicit content than the general forum: "Chaps, let's please try to keep this forum all about wet dreams as much as possible," he wrote.
The broad context of natural-eco-anthropogenic systems includes human health, cultural, social, economic, and political variables; and allows for more explicit links between the state of the environment and human welfare.
Part of this experimentation seeks to explicitly evaluate the proton balance through measurement of ϕi (Equation 3) and allow for more explicit validation of the stoichiometrically-balanced media formulation approach presented in this research.
The process of implicit review is therefore more opaque than explicit review, but allows for more flexibility in an assessment as it is not limited to only predetermined items.
An ecosystem health approach also allows for a more explicit connection between the state of the environment and human well-being.
That the linked amino acid components alone are insufficient causally, even if they are sufficient constitutionally, allows for a more explicit appreciation of the significance of temporality and dynamics (Mitchell 2009), especially because the relations of interest concern only molecular biological phenomena (as opposed to higher levels of organization, such as cells or anatomy).
This allows for a more explicit representation of the participants opinions from the above identified themes.
First, quantitative content analysis was chosen because it allows for a more explicit view of patterns that lead to the associations and conclusions.
These can be overcome by using a discrete choice experiment which would allow for a more explicit analysis of trade-offs between the various BEIVs and might offer greater discriminatory power than Likert-scales [ 36].
