The phrase "allows for showing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or permission to demonstrate or present something.
Example: "The new software allows for showing real-time data analytics to the users."
Alternatives: "enables the display of" or "permits the demonstration of".
Although apparently simple, the smart home example scenario in "Use case scenario" allows for showing all the peculiarities above.
More precisely, the Jordan Curve Theorem gives a concise and intuitive proof why our algorithm works for k=1, and a result of Stromquist and Woodall that follows from the Ham Sandwich Theorem allows for showing correctness for any constant k.
The introduction of 'certain drop' allows for showing that there are different ways in which the renal function can decline, eventually suggesting different underlying causes.
A total of 60 patients allowed for showing a difference in coma recovery time of 24 hours with a significance level of.05 and a power of 80%.
The name change also allowed for shows that did not directly touch on Chinese history, although history was to remain its focus.
Before VCRs allowed for shows to be recorded, all TV was destination viewing.
The center's previous mission only allowed for shows by living artists.
The WGA allowed for show runners to return to work on February 11, in preparation for the conclusion of the strike.
The possible return of Morales could completely change that, allowing for show crossover and making the series even more connected than they were before.
Asymmetrical location of intake and exhaust ports on the rotor allows for overexpansion (shown in purple), where the engine has more time to extract energy from the fuel.
His profession allows for the show's most frequent running gag — instead of handing out roses, he asks the women, "Will you accept my hose?" — and through the five episodes that have been posted it's still funny.
