The phrase "allows for the first time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is being permitted or made possible for the first time in a particular context or situation.
Example: "This new technology allows for the first time the ability to communicate instantly across vast distances."
Alternatives: "enables for the first time" or "permits for the first time".
Furthermore, the new stratigraphy allows for the first time the precise timing of important paleoceanographic events ("Monterey" event, events of phosphogenesis and volcanic SiO2 input) on the central Apennine carbonate platforms and their correlation with the Malta-Ragusa Platform.
This allows for the first time to study the entire supercooled melt and crystallization processes within.
This approach allows for the first time to model concentration-dependent metabolite binding/unbinding kinetics.
This new method allows for the first time exact three-dimensional simulation of operation and precise transfer to the patient.
Finally, the improved cost-efficiency of producing transgenics allows for the first time the economical production of salmon in indoor facilities entirely separate from the ocean waters.
This work allows for the first time a comparison of different detection algorithms at a survey scale accounting for both planet completeness and false-positive rate.
For those interested in studying each frame, the digitalization allows, for the first time, an examination of the images between the sprocket holes on the original film.
The method further allows, for the first time, to use a single equation for monitoring the growth trajectory of herbaceous plant individuals in contrasted environments.
Conclusions: This systematic magnetic resonance evaluation allows, for the first time, quantification of the normal anatomic location of urethral support structures.
We developed an experimental set-up which allows, for the first time, the analysis of actuation forces vertical to the sheet plane.
Omar, a Minnesota Democrat and a Muslim who wears a headscarf, prompted a new rule that allows, for the first time in 181 years, head coverings to be worn on the House floor for religious reasons.
