The phrase "allows for the mass" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the provision or facilitation of something for a large group or quantity.
Example: "The new policy allows for the mass distribution of resources to those in need."
Alternatives: "facilitates the large-scale" or "enables the widespread".
According to Nanosolar's CEO Martin Roscheisen, the company will be able to produce solar cells much less expensively than is done with existing photovoltaics because its new method allows for the mass-production of the devices.
It also would drain the group's financial resources and allow for the mass arrest of its members.
Invention also became a familiar instrument of democratic culture, allowing for the mass production of once-expensive items.
In parallel, advances in stem cell biology have allowed for the mass production of patient-specific human cardiomyocytes from human-induced pluripotent stem cells.
Photography had existed for about 20 years before the war broke out, but technological developments in the late 1850s allowed for the mass production of images.
Measured modal density estimates of the two foam-filled honeycomb sandwich panels are obtained by using a three-channel spectral method with a spectral mass correction to allow for the mass loading of the impedance head.
The RP-IP UPLC method conditions are ESI-MS compatible and have allowed for the mass identification of five positional isomeric impurities chromatographically resolved and present at less than 1% of the nominal parent peak area.
Without immunoprecipitation, crosslinking showed, as expected, that the ED was in contact with the proteins of ∼100, 50, 35, and 20 kDa, allowing for the mass of the attached oligonucleotide.
After a similar crisis struck the region in 2005, Niger became one of the first countries to implement new strategies allowing for the mass treatment of malnutrition through outpatient programmes.
