The phrase "allow for complaints" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing policies, procedures, or systems that accommodate or permit the expression of grievances or issues.
Example: "Our customer service policy is designed to allow for complaints to ensure that all customer concerns are addressed promptly."
Alternatives: "permit complaints" or "accommodate grievances".
The site allows for complaints to be filed against all parties participating in the election — except United Russia.
"The current legal system allows for individual complaints to be brought to the prosecutor general," the statement said.
Inconveniently, the AAA's bylaws did not allow for adjudication of ethics complaints.
96 Contributory factors underlying adverse events show them having a high commonality internationally, 97 and developing a similarly universal taxonomy and procedure for analysing patient complaints would allow for international learning and benchmarking (eg, at present consensus is often lacking between studies on the concepts used to analyse complaints).
It also allowed for a complaint to the Independent Police Complaints Commission, which, in this case, resulted in officers being sanctioned and policy changes implemented.
During Governor Garcia Padilla's administration, a bill was passed to ban employment discrimination based on sexual orientation and another to allow for gay couples to file complaints against their partners for domestic violence.
Nonetheless, applying a disease-specific questionnaire, including peritonitis specific symptoms and complaints, may allow for more insight into possible factors that may not be detected by a generic HR-QoL instrument [ 24, 45].
Nor is it evident whether the new systems of accountability within the federal bureaucracy will allow for adequate outside scrutiny, as new complaints and violations emerge.
Use of a new system, however, would likely change the distribution of chief complaints and thus not allow for the creation of baselines based on historic data.
Secondly, complaint handling that does not allow for change is unlikely to meet patients' expectations.
