The phrase "allow a far" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it cannot be used meaningfully.
Example: "Please allow a far distance between the two vehicles for safety."
Alternatives: "permit a great" or "allow a significant".
Those points are chosen to allow a far field prediction of the sound level and phase.
Alan Behr, a lawyer, said the opening would allow a far easier commute to Midtown.
Mr Tomlinson told a press conference in London that the reforms would "result in far less atomistic and mechanistic learning and allow a far greater passion for a subject".
The point is that if the entire Bay Area had a more elastic housing supply, it would not only make living affordable for most people, it would allow a far larger portion of the population to find jobs and do things like save or spend money instead of moving somewhere distant and spending their money on driving, or even being unemployed.
This will allow a far greater range of scientific experiments to be carried out, but will also allow whimsical or nonsensical uses of DNA sequencing, and will generate additional pressure on storage resources.
On one side, there are those determined never to allow the Workers Partyy to rule again; on the other, those desperately trying not to allow a far-right candidate to rule this young democracy.
Since the late 20th century, much new data has emerged, allowing a far fuller reconstruction than was formerly possible.
Often, musical theater tends to belong to female performers because they're allowed a far greater emotional range.
This allows a far higher signal/noise ratio under much better reproducible geometrical conditions and at the same time a much smaller necessary light flux.
However, since it does not involve any rotating part, the investigated configuration allows a far more accurate and complete experimental characterization.
But the contents of the Cairo Genizah show that Jews were allowed a far more vibrant lifestyle, and treated much more tolerantly, than had been assumed.
