The phrase "allows for the controlled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something enables or permits a regulated or managed process or action.
Example: "The new software allows for the controlled distribution of resources among team members."
Alternatives: "enables the regulated" or "permits the managed".
A leak valve allows for the controlled admission of gas to the trap chamber.
MBE allows for the controlled growth of films with sharp doping profiles and different chemical compositions changing over a spatial depth of several angstroms.
PAOX1 is a potent and tightly regulated methanol-inducible promoter; therefore it allows for the controlled expression of foreign proteins, especially when they are toxic to the host.
The small size and spatial arrangement of independent heaters allows for the controlled heat flow in the membrane and measurements of the temperature distribution.
All systems are photodegradable which allows for the controlled release of different plasmids (pVAX1-LacZ and pcDNA3-FLAG-p53) and anticancer drugs (doxorubicin, epirubicin and paclitaxel).
Consequently, the combination of self-assembly and patterning allows for the controlled fabrication of the novel magnetic nanostructures at a macroscopic level and the study of fundamental aspects in magnetism such as quantum tunneling magnetization and magneto-transport properties along well-defined nanosized patterns.
In the Fluent steady coupled solver, the Courant number allows for the control of the sub-iteration time step.
The starting pH, therefore, strongly influences the resulting microstructure, and allows for the control of microstructure-dictated properties.
Transplant production allows for the control of root zone attributes, often through the selection of potting media composition.
This allows for the control of power flows in the network and general switching operations for maintenance purposes.
The device allows for the control of the nucleation temperature at cooling rates up to 10 K/min with an accuracy of ±0.2 K.
