The phrase "allow a more flexible" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential for increased adaptability or variation in a process, system, or approach.
Example: "This new policy will allow a more flexible work schedule for employees."
Alternatives: "permit greater flexibility" or "enable a more adaptable".
The dollar peg has made it hard to curb inflation, especially in fast-growing oil economies, whereas a less rigid exchange-rate regime say, a peg with a basket of currencies may allow a more flexible interest-rate policy.
HONG KONG — A day after announcing that it would allow a more flexible currency, China said on Sunday that any appreciation in its value would be gradual, and it set the renminbi's value in early trading on Monday at the same level as it traded on Friday.
A healthy endowment would also allow a more flexible research strategy.
Thus, our approach provides a contribution to allow a more flexible segmentation assessment, according to image characteristics and application objectives.
Second, the shape of the downlink burst is a rectangle to allow a more flexible construction, although the uplink burst must be constructed with a multi-rectangular shape for reducing power consumption of SSs [9].
In addition to allowing more passengers, larger planes would give higher comfort, and allow a more flexible ticket pricing scheme.
It is characterized by an orderliness of thinking and a mastery of logical thought, allowing a more flexible kind of mental experimentation.
By allowing a more "flexible" yuan, China stands a better chance of disarming its critics in Congress who believe that it has been unfairly subsidising its exporters with a cheap currency (see article).
Dr. Remley, in an interview Friday, said that she and many other legal and medical experts believe that Mr. Cuccinelli was wrong in his interpretation of the law, that its wording allows a more flexible application of the construction requirements.
