The phrase "allows for operation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something enables or permits a certain function or activity to take place.
Example: "The new software update allows for operation on multiple devices simultaneously."
Alternatives: "enables operation" or "permits operation".
"Poorly controlled, despite the notorious power vertical, it's thoroughly rotten, and therefore allows for operation of these leaky washtubs".
The implantation of the proposed method is very easy and flexible and allows for operation under parameter variations.
Low power output of the solar collector field in winter allows for operation of the ORC unit only.
Solar thermal gasification of biomass is a promising technology that allows for operation at high temperature without burning a large portion of the biomass feedstock.
It has been demonstrated that enhanced mixing in CFI allows for operation at higher protein concentrations (0.38 mg/ml as compared to 0.19 mg/ml in batch) and results in comparable purity (84% vs. 83% in batch), thereby resulting in a nearly 15 times increase in productivity.
A handy remote allows for operation from afar and a temperature gauge allows you to precisely dial in the desired temperature.
This can equate to the constant boat traffic around the platform's base that allows for operations such as personnel transfer as well as crane operations for the delivery of cargo and supplies.
These sensors are relatively small and inexpensive, and allow for operation in many different environments.
A continuous flow enzyme microreactor was designed, assembled and run that allowed for operation with immobilized enzymes in particulate form.
A fuzzy approach was selected which allowed for operation with vague knowledge and data of high uncertainty.
The process control system for such an installation must allow for operation in isolated areas where qualified maintenance personnel are scarce or remote.
