The phrase "allow for a quicker" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential for something to happen more rapidly or efficiently due to certain conditions or changes.
Example: "Implementing this new software will allow for a quicker response time to customer inquiries."
Alternatives: "facilitate a faster" or "enable a swifter".
Mobile services allow for a "quicker jump from virtual meetings to actually meeting".
His release point is the same, he said, but he is shortening the motion to allow for a quicker release.
Republicans who control both houses of the legislature had hoped to waive the rules Saturday to allow for a quicker turnaround on the budget vote.
Now, Somnus Medical Technologies, a small medical device company in Sunnyvale, Calif., has won Food and Drug Administration approval for an alternative to tonsillectomy it claims will be less painful and allow for a quicker recovery.
Both would allow for a quicker response to refugee crises in the future and would prevent a repeat of this year's sluggish first-half performance.
Why? "Nurses were actually sticking Q-tips into people's wounds to eyeball their depth before," Louis explains, adding that the gloves allow for a quicker and more accurate measurement in situations when seconds count.
This will allow for a quick fit, but may require some "hands-on" work afterwards.
Yet even classic movies allow for a quick sprint to the loo and back.
Artificial neural networks allow for a quick and effective association of the symptoms with the condition of the machine.
Analytical expressions are presented that allow for a quick estimate of the regional scale effect of tidal forcing under the same conditions as used in the numerical models.
For the last two weeks, students at Sichuan University have slept in their track suits; many keep their dormitory room doors open to allow for a quick escape.
