The phrase "allow for continued" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that has been planned or designed to make room for something to continue or to be sustained in the future. Example: The budget for the project must allow for continued growth and development in the coming years.
All of the proposals under consideration would allow for continued pole-and-line fishing for domestic consumption.
Strengthening our economies will help keep the world from slipping into another recession, and allow for continued healing of vulnerable financial markets here and abroad.
While the new policy will result in more information on White House visitors being made public than ever before, the exceptions do allow for continued secrecy in some cases depending on how liberally they are interpreted.
Airbnb is planning a number of product and policy changes aimed at fighting discrimination on the short-term rental platform, but some critics say the reforms don't go far enough and will allow for continued racial prejudices.
Councilwoman Paula Devine echoed Gharpetian's comments, saying part of the new design should allow for continued open space for public use and concert-like events.
Upon the closure of RAF Uxbridge, control of the Battle of Britain Bunker passed to RAF Northolt to allow for continued public visits.
The protocol was later amended to allow for continued treatment during the second year.
The use of an antipsychotic agent with fewer side effects might be more critical in children and adolescents than adults to allow for continued treatment.
The Measure LC funds will help keep class sizes down, allow for continued investment in our technology resources and support our excellent teachers as they build the new state-mandated academic standards into the curriculum.
Residency will be confirmed to allow for continued enrollment.
"The solutions are many and allow for continued economic and human development.
