The phrase "allows for the testing of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capability or provision for testing something, often in a scientific or technical context.
Example: "The new software update allows for the testing of various algorithms to improve performance."
Alternatives: "facilitates the testing of" or "enables the testing of".
This procedure allows for the testing of restricted forms of the cointegrating vectors.
Utilization of this test allows for the testing of nonlinearities between price regimes, in this case, pre- and post-BSE.
Real-time simulation and in particular power hardware-in-the-loop (PHIL) technology allows for the testing of power electronic inverters acting as grid-connected generation units in a simulation environment that closely mirrors existing and future smart grid networks.
This facility allows for the testing of all kinds of mechanical and thermal ice drills throughout the year, including electromechanical cable-suspended drills, hot-water drills, rapid air drills, thermal sondes for subglacial lake exploration, and others.
Compared to other friction testing machines, a very important innovation of the newly developed friction tester allows for the testing of the brake pad samples and measuring of the noise level both to be performed with high precision under real conditions.
This allows for the testing of TR mediated effects upon TR expression.
One of the significant strengths of our model is that it allows for the tests of a number of ecologically or evolutionary hypotheses which is not possible for existing genetic mapping models.
It does not allow for the testing of a model, in terms of investigating a hypothesis.
Spatially explicit simulations of landscape dynamics provide quantitative estimates of landscape structure and allow for the testing of alternative scenarios.
One advantage of the double hurdle model is its ability to nest the Tobit model, thus allowing for the testing of the restrictions implied by the Tobit hypothesis (Olwande and Mathenge 2012).
Software and SaaS security company Cenzic is today launching a new security product for mobile application developers which will allow for the testing of mobile apps on any platform – iOS, Android, J2ME, and more.
