"allow for a broader" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to indicate a greater range of possibilities. For example: "We have added more options to the survey to allow for a broader range of responses."
The monitoring program calls for periodic reviews that would allow for a broader definition of what qualifies as a 9/11-related illness.
To allow for a broader range of insights, the original founders of the RRP, Bob Haak and Josua Bruyn, established a team of six (later five) art historians who held posts in museums, universities, and other institutions.
WHAT YOU'LL PAY While Mayor Swiderski said he feared that Hastings could become less diverse economically, he also noted that the wide price range of the housing stock would temper that trend and allow for a broader mix of buyers.
Some, including LaLande, the former coach, favored a consolidation with nearby Grand Lake High, arguing that it would save money, allow for a broader range of classes to be taught and provide a reliable stream of athletes.
Thus, beyond providing first-hand accounts of the realities of the occupation, these oral histories allow for a broader analysis of the power of language in shaping perceptions of war, of The Other, and our implication in The Conflict.
A dual leadership could dilute the president's powers and allow for a broader power structure to emerge by creating more room for the raft of ethnic groups that seek representation at the highest levels.The critical details for their government of national unity are for now left in the hands of the candidates who can barely speak to one another.
They not only allow for a broad set of attitudes and outlooks on the spiritual journey, but insist on it.
Constitutional issues aside, common sense suggests that the M.T.A. as a public agency ought to allow for a broad range of civic expression.
However, a phagocyte-based immunotherapy approach might allow for a broad spectrum of applications in a number of different infection scenarios caused by other Gram-negative or -positive bacteria, such as Streptococcus pneumoniae or Staphylococcus aureus.
Current technologies allow for the measurement of various blood biomarkers (including DNA genetic variants, metabolites, and proteins); this produces high-dimensional data that allow for a broad range of hypothesis-generating and hypothesis-testing studies.
A defense of Aristotle would have to say that the virtuous person does after all aim at a mean, if we allow for a broad enough notion of what sort of aiming is involved.
