The phrase "allows for the discovery" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a process or situation that enables or facilitates the act of discovering something.
Example: "The new research method allows for the discovery of previously unknown species in the rainforest."
Alternatives: "facilitates the discovery" or "enables the discovery".
And the distributed, asynchronous power flow analysis allows for the discovery of line losses and voltages, ensuring the solution is feasible and optimal.
The advantage with this approach is that it allows for the discovery of new topics, contexts and profiles not previously thought of.
Proficiency in the way of reasoning allows for the discovery of truth in every field of inquiry (DOS 419), even though every science demonstrates according to the possibilities of its matter (NLP II.34, 512).
One result of the dinosaur expansion allows for the discovery of a new meat-eating form, described as one of the largest found — uncovered recently in the collections of the University of Chicago.
An initial exploration of the proposed approach allows for the discovery of efficiency interdependencies among perspectives, which in turn provides useful information and insights for the future design of holistic evacuation traffic management strategies.
Notably, JASTA merely brings the KSA back into court and allows for the discovery and investigation to begin against the Saudi's and their financial role in the 9/11 attacks -- nearly 15 years after the crime was committed.
Lytt's vision for Purnell was focused on preparing girls in grades 10 to 12 for a full-filling and rewarding life through building self-confidence in an educational environment and curriculum that allowed for the discovery and development of each individual girl's unique talents and character.
In vitro selection experiments in biochemistry allow for the discovery of novel molecules capable of specific desired biochemical functions.
Recent advances in the isolation of monoclonal antibodies from infected patients have allowed for the discovery of several very potent broadly neutralizing antibodies that target HIV.
Systems biology based approaches facilitate an unbiased and comprehensive analysis of the antiviral landscape, while allowing for the discovery of emergent properties that are missed by conventional approaches.
That is, selecting R in a sequential fashion may better allow for the discovery of a set that is more likely to fragment the network by detecting cut vertices that are not obvious unless a sequential approach is taken.
