The phrase "allows for specificity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or context that enables detailed or precise information to be conveyed.
Example: "The new software design allows for specificity in user input, ensuring that all data is accurately captured."
Alternatives: "enables precision" or "facilitates detail".
(I like the idea of a number system because it allows for specificity, but for those who like things more streamlined, it's easy enough to convert numbers to letters, just like they do it in school: 90 to 100 is an A, 80 to 90 is a B, and so on down the line).
This exposure window where polymerization occurs exclusively from SA-EITC allows for specificity in the amplification.
The sequence divergence most likely allows for specificity of interacting molecules.
Primer-BLAST allows for specificity check of the selected primers against the set of reference sequences.
In addition to influencing electrostatic potential to enhance phospholipid binding [ 17], the residue composition of this loop region also influences phospholipid selectivity, which allows for specificity of their target membranes [ 18].
Arguably, some types of information may be difficult to depict visually and verbal language has many possibilities that allow for specificity.
There are suggestions that OMM proteins allow for specificity, along with evidence that mitochondrial lipids contribute to BAK/BAX activation and MOMP.
A single dementia predictive index of health deficits does not allow for specificity in relation to the type of dementia or the etiology of cognitive impairment.
Given the ubiquitous expression of NFκB molecules in most cell types, several mechanisms must exist to allow for specificity in downstream target gene expression depending on the nature and cellular context of NFκB activation.
The flexibility of the described design allows for sensor specificity change through altering the specificity of the aptamer.
This property allows for exquisite specificity in tailoring therapeutic interventions to specific pathogenic antigens without global immune suppression.
