The phrase "allows for the continuity of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing mechanisms or processes that enable something to continue or persist over time.
Example: "The new policy allows for the continuity of services during the transition period."
Alternatives: "facilitates the ongoing nature of" or "ensures the persistence of".
Above all, one mechanism of cell-cell interaction is direct cell-cell communication via gap junctions, which are transmembrane channels that allow for the continuity of cytoplasm between communicating cells [ 13– 15].
Analytics can help cities move from uncertainty — or knowing events may occur but having no further knowledge to act on — to risk quantification, which in turn allows for the development of business continuity plans and other contingency planning, and action, said David McCloskey, a partner in Deloitte Analytics.
It is the transformation, together with the associated properties, that allows for the establishment of the results for continuity of the solution beyond collision time.
This paper describes how geochemical data (Rock Eval analysis, SARA composition) combined with wireline log interpretation allows for the recognition of the distribution and continuity of bitumens in a main reservoir of an offshore giant field in Abu Dhabi.
Given the metric calibration which follows fit to the model, it also allows for the establishment of items banks to facilitate continuity and equity in exam standards.
"While seeking an equitable interaction between continuity and diversity, interculturalism allows for the recognition of certain elements of ad hoc (or contextual) precedence for majority culture" (Bouchard, 2011, p. 451).
This allows for the reduction of the dimension of the algebraic modal equation that arises from satisfying the boundary and continuity conditions.
Telerehabilitation allows for continuity of service through the entire rehabilitation cycle including assessment, intervention, consultation, and education, and it has recently emerged as an effective support to provide rehabilitation care to patients discharged at home [ 9].
Therefore, the study will also include a retrospective component, to allow for comparisons of continuity of care in the year following discharge for clients with the same diagnosis (ABI or CP) but who received different interventions; that is, LIFEspan vs. 'standard of care', prior to the introduction of LIFEspan, which would typically involve discharge without transition preparation.
