The phrase "allows for optimisation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing processes, systems, or methods that enable improvements or enhancements in efficiency or performance.
Example: "The new software update allows for optimisation of resource allocation, leading to better overall performance."
Alternatives: "enables improvement" or "facilitates enhancement."
This allowed for optimisation of flow quality not only in the test section but also the flow in the entire circuit.
The availability of real-time radiation dose measurements during the brachytherapy procedure will allow for optimisation of the brachytherapy seed insertion during the procedure and result in high quality treatments.
These experimental validations have shown encouragingly good agreement between theoretical predictions and measured results, which could allow for optimisation of associated regions for monolith synthesis and use in fluidic chromatography, optical detection systems and flow cells for capillary electrophoresis and flow injection analysis.
From the results obtained it is concluded that the direct fibre simulator is a useful tool to design nano-scale fibre composites, allowing for optimisation of the critical parameters to determine the most adequate conditions leading to the required level of fibre dispersion.
Immunohistochemical evaluation was performed using previously published cut-off values, but allowing for optimisation if necessary.
Our attitude towards statistical marker verification was deliberately benevolent, allowing for optimisation of cut-off values.
Thus, the ADPMs are discrete structures that are amenable to modification around the periphery of the chromophore, thus allowing for optimisation of all aspects of their photophysical and therapeutic properties.
These findings suggest that the SC administration may overcome some of the limitations of oral MTX and allow for optimisation of MTX in the treatment of RA as defined in treatment guidelines. 1 2.
Even allowing for optimisation of pump activity within the cell, removal mechanisms with relatively slow kinetics like this are much more likely to play a role in shaping prolonged events than sparks lasting approximately 100 ms.
