The phrase "allow for a response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that you are providing an opportunity for someone to reply or react to something.
Example: "Please take a moment to consider the proposal and allow for a response before making a decision."
Alternatives: "provide an opportunity for a reply" or "permit a response."
The amount of time that should be allowed for a response will change according to circumstances including the nature and complexity of the allegations, whether or not the allegations were already familiar to the subject of them, the nature of the subject and their resources, and whether there is a pressing need to broadcast in the public interest.
He simply claims, over and over, rarely listening or allowing for a response, that Bayless is a nobody.
The cricket was placed in the arena for 1 min without any sound to acclimate and then was exposed to the test stimulus broadcast from one of the tweeters for 1 min. Then the cricket was released by removing the cup, and 5 min was allowed for a response to the stimulus.
If the correct word was not produced in that time, a phonemic cue was given and an additional period of 20 seconds was allowed for a response.
In contrast, when the color and word are presented simultaneously in a manual modality, the faster and more direct color mapping allows for a response to be selected before the word is fully active, creating smaller interference.
"I'm willing to give enough time to allow for a comprehensive response," Mr. Grassley said in a statement on Tuesday.
Any agreement must ensure that an Iranian breakout is detected quickly enough to allow for a Western response — meaning that the international community must be able to uncover any concealed facilities and activities for the production of fissile material.
In column 2, the first lags of the climate variables are added to specification (1) in order to allow for a longer response time to climatic variations.
