The phrase "allows for patterns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a system, process, or framework that enables the identification or creation of patterns.
Example: "The new software design allows for patterns to emerge, making it easier to analyze user behavior."
Alternatives: "facilitates patterns" or "enables patterns".
Finally, the wide temperature window of Co3O4 ALD allows for patterning of the catalyst via standard electron-beam lithography, as the deposition temperature is low enough to prevent resist reflowing.
We show that electric field imprinting technique allows for patterning of metal nanoparticles in the glass matrix at the subwavelength scale.
It allows for pattern integration, or pattern completion from different sources.
Flapjack's subtle use of colours and gradients allows for pattern recognition and structure to still be seen, even at the highest levels of overview.
The faceted classification may help to expedite responses to urgent in-service issues as well as to allow for patterns and trends in the records to be analysed, either automatically using suitable data mining algorithms or by manually browsing the classification tree.
Once all the in-depth interview transcripts were uploaded into the computer, inductive analysis was performed allowing for patterns, themes and categories to emerge out of the data (Patton 1990).
The Cube was developed to enhance the clinician's ability to intelligibly analyse existing patient material and to allow for pattern recognition and statistical analysis.
The electrospun fibers were deposited only onto hydrophilic areas of the substrate, allowing for patterning through wettability control.
The LED strips on each gate are individually accessible, meaning that the engineers can control the colors illuminated on each gate separately, allowing for individually unique patterns and sequences that cater to whatever song is being played.
The modular design allows for different patterns of current distribution.
