'allows for use' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to indicate that one thing enables or permits the use of something else. For example, "This new version of the software allows for use on multiple devices."
It allows for use of the autopilot unless the plane faces "severe icing conditions".
The software allows for use of different 'filters' to remove the errors mentioned above.
It syncs with any smartphone, tablet or computer with one-touch pairing via Bluetooth (an auxiliary port allows for use with non-Bluetooth devices).
For students, faculty, and researchers, this is reason to celebrate, because fair use provides an essential safety valve that allows for use of copyrighted works without obtaining permission.
This allows for use of DBSS samples in a retrospective study of 22q11.2 deletion among certain manifestations associated with DiGeorge Syndrome.
Unlike Cas9 nickases or dCas9-FokI fusion nucleases, this strategy has no orientation or strict spacing requirements, and it allows for use of different combinations of different CRISPR Cas systems to increase targeting precision.
(Occasionally, for certain types of assets, the rule allows for using a model — and yes, the potential for manipulation too).
This allows for using launch systems and other infrastructure elements currently available in order to reduce costs.
We propose a coding system for discrete multitone channels that allows for using a single code over a nonuniform channel.
This allows for using back-propagation training [56] and by this, a convergence to a better local optimum.
Also, try to find a saw that has a miter groove that allows for using aftermarket jigs.
