The phrase "allow for a later" is not correct as it stands and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is being set aside or postponed for a future time, but it needs additional context to be clear.
Example: "We need to allow for a later discussion on this topic during the next meeting."
Alternatives: "permit a later" or "make room for a later".
He recalled another early trip to Mississippi State, where he tried to explain that even though the game was scheduled for a 2 p.m. tip-off, it would be a few minutes later to allow for a commercial after the introductions.
(Thomas A. Hendricks, Cleveland's first vice president, had died during the first year of his term, and the Constitution at the time did not allow for a replacement.) Later that month, the Republicans held their convention, initially nominating James G. Blaine, who had served as secretary of state under James Garfield and had run against Cleveland in 1884.
Biotricity has licensed an FDA-approved soforare for Bioflux, says Tandon, and is targeting the first quarter of this year for FDA clearance which, if granted, should allow for a commercial launch later in 2017.
After doubling the category from five to 10 in 2009 and then refining the balloting two years later to allow for a minimum of five but a maximum of 10, any further tinkering beyond the return to five would make the academy look at best indecisive and at worst ridiculous.
The trial had been adjourned on a number of occasions over the disclosure of emails between gardaí (Irish police) and later to allow for an investigation into the death of Mr Fox.
Again, pull any elastic straight and taut and sew with a zig zag stitch to allow for stretch later.
Democrats then sought to postpone the hearing to allow for filming at a later date, a motion which Republicans also overruled.
At the same time points, serum samples to determine astroglial S-100 protein levels (to quantify neuronal cell death) were obtained and promptly frozen to allow for measurements at a later time using a commercially available ELISA kit (YK150, BioTrend, Cologne, Germany).
If a developer does not do so in the original, he or she can amend the plan to allow for rentals later, but only if no units have closed.
The choice was made so as to balance the frequency of relatively rare genotypes with functionally different, but more frequent genotypes, to allow for their later comparison.
