The phrase "allows for substantial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or potential for something significant to occur or be achieved.
Example: "The new policy allows for substantial improvements in employee productivity."
Alternatives: "enables significant" or "facilitates considerable".
Regardless, the chosen center of gravity must be an area that is important and that allows for substantial performance improvement.
The use of a degradation factor in the optimized correlation for R-407C allows for substantial error reduction for refrigerant blends.
Results of the experiments show that the presented information extraction method allows for substantial reduction in the amount of transmitted data with no significant negative effect on tracking performance.
For example, if traveling for pleasure is most important, he writes, you should keep possessions to a minimum, find a job or start a career that allows for substantial time off and concentrate on saving enough money to allow you to indulge your passion.
The scale of these projects allows for substantial economies of scale when auction bids are developed.
This allows for substantial overlap between an optical resonator's modes and the fiber's guided light when it is approached to an optical cavity.
Critics counter that deteriorating security in Libya may not allow for substantial international monitoring.
Many of Manhattan's walk-up buildings are also ripe for renovation, work that could allow for substantial rent increases, even among market rate apartments.
The development of such dependence would allow for substantial improvements on the assessment of contamination and facilitate the selection of appropriate methods of soil and groundwater remediation.
Moreover, its expression is not stabilized by positive feedback loops but rather influenced by environmental cues, allowing for substantial functional plasticity.
