The phrase "allow for continued growth" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the potential for ongoing development or improvement in a particular context, such as business, education, or personal development.
Example: "Our new strategy is designed to allow for continued growth in our market share over the next five years."
Alternatives: "facilitate ongoing growth" or "enable sustained development."
And despite President Obama's renewed focus on climate change, his "all-of-the-above" energy policy will allow for continued growth of tight oil and shale gas production.
Bob Fosse came closest, and was probably better at directing actors -- Robbins could never have made a film like "Cabaret" -- but his jazz-based choreographic vocabulary was too constricting to allow for continued growth.
Already, Oklahoma water officials are trying to block the efforts of the Choctaw and Chickasaw tribes in the southeastern part of the state to exert some control over any transfer of water from their section of the Kiamichi River basin to allow for continued growth in Oklahoma City's expanding suburbs.
Three studies reported on screws that allow for continued growth.
A westward extension of Lake Nona Boulevard, to Boggy Creek Road, should be completed in the next few weeks and allow for continued growth.
Develop future sales opportunities that allow for continued growth of the business.
The company's strategy of concentrating on adjustable-rate mortgages allows for continued growth even if interest rates continue to rise.
Ideal fixation devices should prevent further slippage, while allowing for continued growth with possible remodelling and prevention of future impingement [21, 22, 23, 24].
Although maximal GI values are reached in infancy, a process of "compensation" allows for continued growth to be accommodated by compensatory tertiary folding which maintains GI levels [ 2].
Although maximal GI values are reached in infancy, a process of "compensation" allows for continued growth to be accommodated by compensatory tertiary folding which maintains GI levels [ 1].
Due to the additional model parameter, the modified Gompertz function allows for continued growth and has been shown to outperform other growth models, including the three-parameter Gompertz function, at characterizing observed patterns of cross-sectional VFM development (Dean et al. 2014a).
