The phrase "allows for the simultaneous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability of something to enable multiple actions or processes to occur at the same time.
Example: "The new software allows for the simultaneous processing of multiple data streams, improving efficiency."
Alternatives: "enables concurrent" or "facilitates simultaneous".
A cheap and simple pneumatic actuation mechanism allows for the simultaneous delivery of a large number of different liquids.
The electronic set-up allows for the simultaneous collection of both the suppressed and the unsuppressed spectra.
In contrast to similar software that only considers pairwise comparisons, COLONY utilizes a full-pedigree likelihood approach, which considers the likelihood of the entire pedigree structure and allows for the simultaneous inference of parentage and sib-ships.
It is of great importance that the platform allows for the simultaneous health, mental and psychological status evaluation of an elderly person.
Altogether, the system allows for the simultaneous application of forces (~ 0.1 100 pN) and torques (~ 1 10,000 pN nm) in the study of biomolecules.
The procedure also allows for the simultaneous design of optimal passive suspension elements to be mechanized in parallel with the hydraulic actuators in order to increase suspension reliability.
This is mathematically simpler than the GRID/CPCA method of Kastenholz et al. and allows for the simultaneous comparison of many receptor structures.
The suggested formula pertaining to this procedure allows for the simultaneous effect of both components of a ground motion on each mode.
Our method allows for the simultaneous detection of 34 parameters from tens of thousands of individual synapses.CONCLUSION: We applied Mass Synaptometry to analyze 34 parameters simultaneously on more than 390,000 synaptosomes from 13 human brain samples.
This design allows for the simultaneous visualization of population structure and temporal trend, which is important for us to clearly understand trends in disease burden and, more importantly, for infectious diseases, to quickly detect historical outbreaks [22], [23].
STATIS allows for the simultaneous analysis of several data matrices, where each matrix consists of the data recorded by TIP at a given instant.
