The phrase "allow for a slower" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to accommodate or make provisions for a slower pace or process in a given context.
Example: "We need to allow for a slower transition to ensure everyone is comfortable with the changes."
Alternatives: "make room for a slower" or "provide for a slower".
The National Weather Service said the forecast for the coming week, once the snow ends, called for a moderate warming trend with a freeze each night, which should allow for a slow melting of the new snow, rather than a dangerous surge.
The problem with that style for this tournament is that it doesn't really allow for a slow start, which is something we've seen more often than not in a number of these games.
Most large enterprises already have contact centers, though, so it's maybe no surprise that some of the thinking behind making Flex as… well… flexible as possible is about giving those users the ability to mix and match features from Flex with their existing tools to allow for a slow and steady migration.
It does take time in postures so that you don't become dizzy, to allow for a slow letting go of grasping and overachieving.
It's not that there won't be more foreign competition for U.S. firms, but Augustine Tantillo, president of the National Council of Textile Organizations, said the Pacific deal would allow for a slow phase-out of import tariffs for the most sensitive products.
No doubt it has been a real challenge to juggle all my roles (business owner, wife, and now mother), but I have learned to be gentle with myself and allow for a slow and steady transition by cutting back on my day to day workload.
This is to allow for a slow, steady drip of water and ensures water won't freeze because it's moving through the supply lines at all times.
Sure, you can make good time by sticking to highways, but if time allows for a slower, more thoughtful pace, then take advantage.
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