The phrase "allows for survival" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing conditions, strategies, or mechanisms that enable living organisms or systems to continue existing or functioning.
Example: "The unique adaptations of the species allow for survival in harsh environments where other organisms cannot thrive."
Alternatives: "facilitates survival" or "enables survival."
The purpose of this article is to describe a new model of traumatic intra-cavitary hemorrhage in a hypothermic, hemodiluted liver injury model that incorporates damage control principles and allows for survival.
In comparison to the more stealthy strategy of conversion to small colony variants, which allows for survival for months or even years [82], it would appear that hiding within macrophages is a short-term solution.
Therefore, bacterial "hibernation" allows for survival in the center of biofilms throughout the course of antibiotic treatment.
In contrast, Alk1-Cre deletion of Tgfbr2 allows for survival until E15 (Nguyen et al., 2011), providing an opportunity to analyze related signaling pathways in brain vascular development.
Surgical strategies allow for survival of children born with single ventricle type heart disease.
Genetic complementation resulting in expression of both enzymes allowed for survival of the hybrids.
Moreover, incomplete lethality in the model allowed for survival in control groups not receiving vaccination, thereby complicating the vaccine-specific effect on survival.15 Further testing in pre-clinical models is warranted.
Defects acquired during organogenesis tend to be milder than those of blastogenesis and affect single rather than multiple parts of the body and generally allow for survival of the developing organism.
Whales, sharks and fishes have similar anatomy that allow for survival in the marine habitat.
We sense aquatic modes of being and growth formations that allow for survival but on a marvelously fragile basis, dependent on energy's microscopic conversions and surrendering to mythological layers and archaic systems.
We allowed the larvae to be released into the water column throughout the year to analyze how cold and warm years may allow for survival outside of the typical observed spawning periods.
