The phrase "allows for translation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability of something to be converted from one language to another or to be interpreted in different ways.
Example: "The software's user-friendly interface allows for translation into multiple languages, making it accessible to a wider audience."
Alternatives: "facilitates translation" or "enables translation".
Splicing of this intron allows for translation of the HAC1 mRNA (translatable HAC1 i) and subsequent activation of the UPR via transcription of ER genes [ 64- 68].
Based on voxel-invariant elastic properties of dense CEL2 glass ceramic, continuum micromechanics allows for translation of the voxel-specific nanoporosity into voxel-specific elastic properties.
We review here a recently developed method rooted in X-ray physics and continuum micromechanics, which allows for translation of data from computed tomography at micrometre resolution (known as microCT data) into finite element models.
The design of the proposed MEMS (micro-electro-mechanical system) stage is based on a parallel-kinematic mechanism (PKM) scheme that allows for translation in the XY plane and rotation about the Z axis, an increased motion range, and linear kinematics in the operating region (or work area) of the stage.
Affine registration, i.e., linear registration, allows for translation, rotation, scaling and skew of the images.
Through use of a cryptic mRNA splice site, the Cre-recombined form of this allele allows for translation of a truncated form of p56Lck lacking the amino-terminal myristylation sequence, the CD4/CD8-interaction domain and the epitope recognized by the 1F6 monoclonal antibody.
Nakagaki spoke in English, pausing to allow for translation into Mandarin.
Economides tweeted again when a Latino man was given additional time at the podium to allow for translation.
To achieve the optimal positions of the selected residues, a receptor equilibration was subsequently performed allowing for translation, rotation, and torsional variations of receptor's amino acid residues.
At 10 hours p.i., cycloheximide-containing medium was replaced with 10 µg/ml actinomycin D, and 6 hours was allowed for translation of accumulated IE mRNAs.
Under such conditions, the use of a luciferase reporter assay, which requires sufficient treatment times to allow for translation and accumulation of firefly luciferase, may not accurately depict the subtle changes at individual promoters at shorter time points.
