The phrase "allows for synchronization of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability of a system or process to enable synchronization between different elements or components.
Example: "The new software update allows for synchronization of user data across multiple devices, ensuring a seamless experience."
Alternatives: "facilitates synchronization of" or "enables synchronization of".
In fact, we observe that too many companies still ignore data quality problems, do not allow for synchronization of skills for big data and do not take the right investment approach to big data.
This works employs a phased approach which allows for synchronization between one set of tools or methodologies from one phase that inform and provide insight for the next.
Some researchers at Carnegie Mellon saw some potential there outside of parlor tricks, and have created a functional display that works by firing images on three separate sheets of drips, with precise timing to allow for synchronization between the "screens".
This allows for the synchronization of flowering initiation when plants are placed under permissive photoperiod conditions and thus helps to track processes involved in flowering [ 29, 37].
NGM plates were prepared as described above, or supplemented with 400 µM 5-fluoro-2′-deoxyuridine, a DNA synthesis inhibitor which allows for the synchronization of worm cultures (FUdR; Sigma-Aldrich; St . Louis MO, USA) (Mitchell et al., 1979).
As students worked, they were asked to create and revise a general technique that would allow for the synchronization of more robots of different sizes (i.e., a generalizable model of the solution).
This is strictly the case for so-called well-formed processes, i.e., processes that do not allow for the synchronization of two sequences, not even indirectly.
In the context of CDMA systems, the most remarkable property is the two valued auto-correlation profile provided by an m-sequence that allows for a precise synchronization of each user at the receiver.
It allows for accurate synchronization based on the acquired dynamic response of the structure only, without requiring a common response or the use of a trigger signal.
Synchronization allows for enrichment of genes and proteins induced during these processes, enabling their identification and characterization [ 9].
