The phrase "a nurturing that allows" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an environment or situation that fosters growth or support.
Example: "Creating a nurturing that allows for creativity is essential in educational settings."
Alternatives: "an environment that permits" or "a support system that enables".
"We talked about how ridiculous it is that our kids seem to be constantly out of school and the torture of finding the best, right, camps and classes to nurture them in a way that allows parents to work and excel professionally," she said.
The same should hold true for mothers and fathers with their children: our role is not to turn them into something--a perfectly accomplished violinist, say, or Ivy League coed--but to nurture them in a way that allows them to thrive.
Hundreds of shops are scattered throughout Neopia, the online world at neopets.com, a Web site that allows visitors to create, nurture and care for cyberpets.
"We will continue to nurture 'The Southampton Way' by reaching for consistent growth in all departments to ultimately build a culture that allows Southampton to remain healthy and sustainable in the future".
A platform that allows collaboration.
Garcia's style, nurtured by his father and unleashed managerially, first upon Dijon and then Le Mans — teams he transformed — is one of attack, of a flowing 4-3-3 system thallowsows players to play.
We need to support and nurture attempts that allow cultural and religious understanding instead of becoming fixated on changing those who are different from us, just because we believe our way is better.
5) Body, Mind & Soul AA depleted, exhausted Momtrepreneur does no good for baby or business so make your journey one that allows for consistent nurturing of yourself.
Without compassion for ourselves we never find the awareness that allows us to nurture our true self.
It is the mindset, nurtured over more than nine decades, that allows the individuals and the groups, Israelis and Palestinians alike, to perceive and interpret the nature of the discord between them in a biased and selective way.
