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The phrase "allows for more generalised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or potential for broader application or understanding of a concept or method.
Example: "This new framework allows for more generalised approaches to problem-solving across various disciplines."
Alternatives: "enables broader applications" or "facilitates more generalized methods."
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Inclusion of Site Index in the model allows for more generalised prediction.
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Electronic tollbooths certainly allow for more control.
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The flexibility of the generalised linear regression framework allows for generalisation of this approach to take account of non-genetic risk factors as covariates.
To account for potential dependence among these data, correlations among responses of individuals in the same family cluster were allowed for using generalised estimating equations for linear regression (Liang and Zeger, 1986).
Where STECF concludes that the new gear or practice successfully achieves the objectives set out in paragraph 2, the Commission may submit a proposal in accordance with the TFEU to allow for the generalised use of that gear or practice.
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