The phrase "allows for retrieval" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the capability of a system, method, or process to enable the recovery of information or data.
Example: "The new database design allows for retrieval of large datasets in a matter of seconds."
Alternatives: "facilitates retrieval" or "enables retrieval".
For the uninitiated, Hadoop is an open-soucre distributed data storage technology that allows for retrieval and analysis of large data sets.
A raw data REST API, located at http://socrdev.nursing.umich.edu 8080/users/var/[VARNAME] allows for retrieval of unfiltered quantitative variable data points.
Alternatively, recollection may reflect the operation of a thresholded process that allows for retrieval failure, whereby test cues sometimes elicit no information from memory at all.
Now that the Twitter API finally allows for retrieval of the number of times a Twitter user has been added to a list, celebrities can now brag about something other than their numbers of followers on the popular micro-sharing service.
In addition to full coverage of MGI's existing disease model annotations, access to the MeSH hierarchy allows for retrieval of disease model sets, such as all mouse models of Parkinson disease, not currently possible using OMIM alone.
For a WoT model to be able to scale beyond a small number of participants, key servers (systems that store and allow for retrieval of public key material) are needed.
For better comparative evaluation, multiple queries have been designed to efficiently address all types of experiments and platforms, and allow for retrieval of sample-related information, such as cell line, disease state and clinical aspects.
Overall, this allows for advanced retrieval functionality by which questions can be answered precisely.
Extending the fitting window to longer wavelengths than those currently employed by other optical satellite-borne NO2 sensors allows for the retrieval to penetrate the lower stratosphere.
In these proposals, the use of nonlocal interactions via a quantum bus, together with digital expansion techniques, which have been implemented in recent ion-trap experimental setups [32, 33], allows for the retrieval of arbitrary fermionic dynamics.
A gene search page allows for quick retrieval of gene and species information in the database.
