The phrase "allows for the utilization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or provision for using something effectively or efficiently.
Example: "The new software update allows for the utilization of advanced features that enhance user experience."
Alternatives: "enables the use of" or "facilitates the application of".
The implementation strategy targets FPGA technology, and allows for the utilization of multiple clock domains.
The framework also allows for the utilization of any MS formulation that can be algebraically expressed in terms of a restriction and a prolongation operator.
Underground coal gasification (UCG) allows for the utilization of coal reserves not exploitable due to unfavorable geology and economic boundary conditions.
In comparison, wet stabilization of algae eliminates the need for drying, and blending with herbaceous biomass allows for the utilization of the silage industry's existing harvest, handling, transportation, and storage infrastructure.
Then, a novel method for characterizing the consistent parameter set based on homothety is offered; the proposed method allows for the utilization of general compact and convex sets for outer-bounding.
DOM contains large amounts of unsaturated and aromatic structures with different functional groups that have fluorescence characteristics, which allows for the utilization of fluorescence spectroscopy to extract information on the degradation of DOM at the time of TWW treatment.
We believe that our results provide the theoretical and practical basis for the production of genetically engineered bacteria that produce LiP, thus allowing for the utilization of naturally available lignin as an energy resource.
Targeting DAG over-production mediated PKC activation would allow for the utilization of cellular signaling pathways, which would be helpful for further studies on the control of DN.
To accurately conceptualize a PPI by determining its precise description is to immediately allow for the utilization of the various tools currently accessible in network science [ 6].
