The phrase "allows for use of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation or system that permits or enables the utilization of something.
Example: "The new software update allows for use of advanced features that enhance user experience."
Alternatives: "permits the use of" or "enables the utilization of".
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.
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.
"Estimated damages" are a simplified measure of potential shareholder losses that allows for use of a consistent method in this study and therefore the identification and analysis of potential trends.
Ceiling heights of up to 30 feet allow for use of raised floors to house data and voice wiring.
HRQL guidance could allow for use of this data in drug labeling and promotion.
The FBI commonly uses sources and informants to gather evidence and its regulations allow for use of informants even before a formal investigation has been opened.
Microsoft asserts that a 1985 agreement between it and Apple covering an earlier version of its Windows program, also allowed for use of the technology in certain future products.
Obviously, very severely depressed psychotic or cognitively impaired depressed patients may be unable to provide accurate enough self-reported symptoms to allow for use of self-reports instead of clinician ratings.
