The phrase "allow for a fair" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing fairness or equity, but it needs additional information to clarify its meaning.
Example: "We must allow for a fair assessment of all candidates during the hiring process."
Alternatives: "ensure a fair" or "provide for a fair".
Older people themselves are keen to shape policies which allow for a fair allocation of resources to all sections of society, she told the event.
The ICC is calling for him to be transferred to The Hague on the grounds that conditions in Libya would not allow for a fair trial.
But Mr. Hastert must know that in reneging last week on his promise to allow for a fair vote, and then pulling the bill from the House floor, he is further dramatizing the issue.
Between the lateral ranges are plains, none of them very extensive, but enough to grow rice, barley, cotton, and other crops, and to allow for a fair railway network.
When World Rugby announced last year the current experimental law variations, which are being trialled throughout the world in club and international tournaments, it stated that the laws must allow for a fair contest for possession, especially "in the contact area, in general play and when play is restarted at scrums, lineouts and kick-offs".
To correct and allow for a fair comparison, we truncate the integration range to ±15 kHz for both.
Those two programs for the elderly are popular, but cutting back on benefits would allow for a fairer budget overall, Hoagland said.
Some students also stressed at the outset of the focus group discussion that rubrics allow for a fairer and more objective grading.
They also rejected a submission that the situation had been too urgent to allow for a fairer procedure to be adopted.
By taking into consideration the percentage of aluminium present in each sample, the same molar weight of aluminium would be used and thus would allow for a fairer comparison.
Plus, it could allow for a fairer system as there will be those members who only attend a handful of events per year and others who go to each meeting – they shouldn't necessarily be paying the same fees.
