The phrase "allow for a process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to accommodate or make provisions for a specific procedure or method to take place.
Example: "In order to ensure a smooth transition, we must allow for a process that includes thorough training for all employees."
Alternatives: "make room for a process" or "provide for a process".
Pt acac 2, is used in appropriate low pressure operating conditions, to allow for a process with low thermal budget, compatible with the geometrical and physical characteristics of the porous substrate.
The aim of developing the ontology and the semantic wiki was to conceive a solution-oriented framework and, through the definition of semantic rules, to allow for a process of comparability across different vulnerability assessments and applied concepts and methods.
PAT measurements at intermediate steps reduce product risk because they allow for a process control and parameter adjustment to ensure the final product meets a predefined quality specification.
The RLSB feel that Dancing in the Dark, and the larger scale London Without Limits project, instill a sense of self-belief amongst London's young partially sighted and blind people, allowing for a process of self-advocation.
On the other hand, a subset of the lifecycle steps allows for a process-view based evolution of a collaboration configuration.
Opposition leaders have said they want to force Maduro out through legal means, but the Venezuelan constitution doesn't allow for a recall process until 2016.
Separable early and late phases allow for a robust process of vesicle budding to follow from variable initiation mechanisms.
The electrochemical reduction of CO2 could allow for a sustainable process by which renewable energy from wind and solar are used directly in the production of fuels and chemicals.
"Luckily the FAA rules do allow for a waiver process that will open the door to some more advanced operations, such as flights directly over people, night time flights, and allowing one pilot to operate multiple drones," said Ellman.
