The phrase "allows for the sampling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the provision or facilitation of sampling in a process or study.
Example: "The new software update allows for the sampling of user data to improve functionality."
Alternatives: "facilitates the sampling" or "enables the sampling".
In summary, using an unbiased non-optimized ACHR method allows for the sampling of solution space of constraint-based models, which can shape the global network properties and provide insights into the physiological metabolism of microorganisms under specific conditions.
The stratified purposeful sampling strategy allows for the sampling of subgroups and facilitates comparisons between the subgroups [ 32].
We show how a modification of the dynamic programming scheme used in RNAmutants allows for the sampling of good and diverse design candidates, in linear time and space complexities.
For example, the full-length 10-item physical functioning scale of the SF-36 allows for the sampling of a wider range of severe and minor physical limitations and may provide for a better representation of the levels and types of physical limitations in this population [ 18].
The new high-permeability magnet was designed to allow for good magnetic field homogeneity and allows for the sample rotation around an axis perpendicular to magnetic field, operating with magnetic fields between 0 and 0.21 T.
The cohort-related variables were kept in the final model to allow for the sampling structure.
The 'Surveyset' option in Stata statistical software was used to allow for the sampling weight in the analysis.
The estimated percentage increases in variance induced by using sampling weights to allow for the sampling strategy and, additionally, non-response, were 22%and32%2% respectively.
While the geographical logistics of this system did not allow for the sampling of truly independent but comparable regions, our sample in 2008 was large enough to support separating the data into Northern and Southern sub-regions.
Allowing for the sampling strategy and non-response by using weights would probably increase the variance of estimates by about a third; therefore adjustment for region, walking ability and age may be preferred.
Images were arranged in individually randomized orders and presented for 750 ms with randomly jittered intertrial intervals (ITI), which allowed for the sampling of the Blood Oxygen Level Dependent (BOLD) signal at different peri-stimulus time intervals.
