The phrase "allows for replenishment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something provides the opportunity or means to restore or refill something.
Example: "The new policy allows for replenishment of supplies, ensuring that we never run out of essential materials."
Alternatives: "facilitates replenishment" or "enables replenishment."
In adults of many species of vertebrates, migration of progenitor cells into damaged brain areas can allow for replenishment of depleted neurons.
The low-affinity of this probe allows for the replenishment of the bleached fluorophores and thereby overcomes the limitation of long-term PALM imaging of fluorescently tagged fusion proteins.
Verma et al. (2014) proposed an alternative replenishment scheme allowing for different replenishment cycles for each retailer in the single-vendor multi-retailer supply chain under VMI partnership.
These were taken from the breeding facility and had been isolated for one week and fed lettuce ad libitum to allow for autosperm replenishment [40].
Autophagy is upregulated when cells are under stress, such as during nutrient starvation or hypoxia – conditions that are common in the poorly vascularized environment of a tumour – thus allowing for the replenishment of nutrients and energy or the clearance of cytotoxic compounds.
The local production allows for quick and frequent replenishment, however, enabling a tight integration between Zara's retail operation and their production process.
We can conclude, if retailers have the opportunity to use backrooms for intermediate storage, they should leverage them, because backroom space allows for more flexibility in planning showroom shelf-space and in-store replenishment processes.
Furthermore, the possibility of keeping stock of certain items in the backroom instead of the showroom allows for more showroom shelf space for other items, but also generates additional replenishment costs for the items kept in the backroom.
If accomplished, this solution would allow for a rapid replenishment of bryostatin's supply and an immediate clinical impact.
First, most static culture methods do not allow for the constant replenishment of medium and important nutrients.
