The phrase "allow for complete" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to provide or make provisions for something to be thorough or comprehensive.
Example: "The new policy will allow for complete transparency in our financial reporting."
Alternatives: "permit full" or "facilitate total".
The system was heated to 650°C and held for 1 hour to allow for complete reaction of all PDMS.
Typically, lignite requires a large boiler to accommodate the moisture content and ash behaviour and anthracite needs a design with a long residence time to allow for complete combustion.
However, previous work in this area did not allow for complete control over the length scale of the bridges and had limitations on the volume fraction of mineral content.
This new defence would allow for complete immunity from liability in defamation provided three conditions are met: the allegations concern a matter of public interest; they are honestly believed to be true; they are "promptly clarified or corrected with adequate prominence".
The seven indexes allow for complete cross-indexing.
The mixing solution was then ultrasonicated for 1 h to allow for complete dissolution.
To be fair, SEO tools save a lot of time, even if they don't allow for complete automation.
According to this doctrine, the concepts and principles with which philosophy is concerned allow for complete extensional overlap.
The TOF resolution of current clinical PET systems (∼600 ps) however does not allow for complete separation of transmission and emission events, as was reported in [103].
Then, after a period of ca. 40 days in order to allow for complete drying of the surfaces, Silo111 and Estel1100 were applied two times by brush.
Although the present definition does not allow for complete specificity, it does strike a balance between that and brevity and allows for sufficient generalization that imprecise searches can still recover the essential entries.
