The phrase "allows for verification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing processes, systems, or methods that enable the confirmation or validation of information or results.
Example: "The new software design allows for verification of user data, ensuring accuracy and security."
Alternatives: "enables verification" or "facilitates confirmation."
We show how our model driven approach enables the specification of requirements at design phase and how it allows for verification of security requirements.
By using techniques from model checking and automata games, this allows for verification and control from specifications given as Linear Temporal Logic (LTL) formulae over linear predicates in the state variables.
To ground it for operations people accustomed to physical product, blockchain is essentially a coding technique that allows for verification of any transaction between two entities.
This, along with the availability of data publicly, allows for verification of the results and can be considered as strengths of the study.
The SFA allows for verification of a continuous coacervate coating.
Review of quality control data from the BPC database allows for verification of improved institutional performance in this task.
An MIT-Caltech study found that regular test forms, which allow for verification, provide higher accuracy than DRE.
The bias dependency of the gate drain and gate source capacitance is extracted and modelled, allowing for verification of the model for frequencies up to 50 GHz.
"Firstly, the objective which is pursued by Article 49 TEU is to allow for verification that the applicant state can fulfil its obligations arising under EU law.
New applications, as e-commerce or home banking, require a strong level of protection, allowing for verification of legitimate users' identity and enabling the user to distinguis trusted servers from shadow ones.
Two hours following commencement of testing, animals were deeply anaesthetized with sodium pentobarbital (200 mg/kg IP) and transcardially perfused with 150 mLs of PBS (pH 7.4) followed by 500 mLs of 4% paraformaldehyde (pH 9.5) to allow for verification of injector sites.
