The phrase "allow for broader" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for flexibility or inclusivity in a particular context or framework.
Example: "The new policy is designed to allow for broader participation from all community members."
Alternatives: "permit wider" or "facilitate greater".
Big customers of ITA Software like Rearden Commerce, an electronic commerce software company that helps book services and buy goods for both consumers and corporations, said the deal would allow for broader and deeper search queries, which would help its 7,000 corporate clients.
However, to allow for broader views of the current visualization, we do not restrict the user to a specific height above the ground plane.
According to IC On The Record, the court decisions detail authorization of the collection of telephony metadata "under Section 501 of the Foreign Intelligence Act [FISA]." It's worth noting that Section 215 of the Patriot Act widened that FISA provision to allow for broader collection.
The high financial stakes mean insurers have been pushing hard with state regulators to allow for broader definitions of what constitutes patient welfare expenditures.
The strategy came into focus this past week, after Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky). said he would be open to funding the government on a short-term basis to allow for broader negotiations.
I've discussed over and over again how Trump is publicly opposed to LGBTQ equality, has promised to overturn the Supreme Court's marriage equality decision and supports a bill in Congress that would allow for broader discrimination against queer people, the First Amendment Defense Act.
Similar to the much-derided anti-social behaviour orders (asbos), PSPOs allow for broad powers to criminalise behaviour that is not normally criminal.
Johnson proposed a bill that would allow for broad federal oversight of elections to prevent states for unfairly disenfranchising voters on a racial basis.
The cabinet "declared those regulations null and void, and they are being suspended to allow for broad-based consultations on the best way to proceed," the spokesman said.
Courts are willing to allow for broad use of the charge because, as the Supreme Court once noted, "collective criminal agreement — partnership in crime — presents a greater potential threat to the public than individual delicts".
For uncomplicated, highway routes (ie. distribution depot to distribution depot), the T-pod is a potentially perfect solution – but ensuring the autonomous features work safety and as intended will be the key ingredient to allow for broad consumer adoption.
