The phrase "allows for selection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing options or choices available in a particular context, such as in software, processes, or decision-making scenarios.
Example: "The new software update allows for selection of multiple files at once, making it easier to organize your documents."
Alternatives: "permits selection" or "facilitates choice".
Thus, this novel phage display scheme allows for selection of peptides that selectively internalize into cells via a known mechanism of endocytosis.
Thank you for submitting your work entitled "Oligomerization of p62 allows for selection of ubiquitinated cargo and isolation membrane during selective autophagy" for peer review at eLife.
Insertion of the drug selectable marker, the human dhfr gene, allows for selection of parasites containing the inserts using pyrimethamine or WR99210.
This allows for selection of music timbre on VMPK during sound synthesis.
The derivation allows for selection of optimal input parameters without executing code.
Such a methodology reveals important differences in security properties between the classes and allows for selection and future design of voting schemes, based on application requirements.
However, the different codons encoding individual amino acids are not selectively equivalent because the corresponding tRNAs differ in abundance, allowing for selection on codon usage.
The oven housing with the nonlinear crystal can be translated, allowing for selection of the required poling period.
Furthermore, the flexibility of the ADVIA Centaur has allowed for selection of formats to provide optimal assay performance.
Libraries were purified using biotinylated magnetic AMPure beads that allow for selection of specified complementary DNA (cDNA) products bound to streptavidin.
Auditory attention and working memory (WM) allow for selection and maintenance of relevant sound information in our minds, respectively, thus underlying goal-directed functioning in everyday acoustic environments.
