The phrase "allow for a sufficient" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to make provisions or accommodations for something to be adequate or satisfactory.
Example: "We must allow for a sufficient amount of time to complete the project without rushing."
Alternatives: "make room for an adequate" or "provide for an ample".
TIE is of the opinion that this intended release in the future will allow for a sufficient 'passage of time' so as not to cause any prejudice to its former CEO". It has now emerged that TIE changed its official position less than three weeks later, due to the existence of a legal deal between Mr Jeffrey and Edinburgh City Council.
This signal may allow for a sufficient amount of time for the cells to up-regulate foxp3 under the influences of additional signals, such as TCR-induced CARMA-1 leading to c-rel activation [42].
Furthermore, to allow for a sufficient number of permutations only farms with at least 7 sequences were considered.
As results from the figure, the applied chromatographic conditions allow for a sufficient resolution of the examined compounds from sample matrix peaks.
EAs were oversampled in the Upper East and Upper West regions to allow for a sufficient number of households to be interviewed.
To allow for a sufficient comparison between the two different GBCAs the 1 M gadobutrol was diluted 1 1 with NaCl.
By means of an experimental design, an optimised RP-HPLC method was developed allowing for a sufficient chromatographic separation of all carotenoids.
For pressures above approximately 5 bars, the application of microchannel-supported modules is thus not feasible, and for that purpose a continuous porous stainless steel support is introduced that allows for a sufficient stabilisation of the thin Pd77Ag23 films.
But for any other sample size, the relative frequencies n j /n would have to be carefully approximated, allowing for a sufficient reproduction of the marginals with increasing n.
Online polling allows for a sufficient sample of younger people, often underrepresented in phone polls.
Although there is typically no midfield logo when both Pitt and the Steelers are in season, both teams have applied their logo if the field's schedule allows for a sufficient break to remove or apply the other team's logo for that team's next upcoming game.
