The phrase "allow for contributions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the acceptance or facilitation of input, support, or donations from individuals or groups.
Example: "The organization aims to allow for contributions from community members to enhance local projects."
Alternatives: "facilitate donations" or "enable input."
However, market outcomes in terms of prices and profits do not differ significantly in any treatment that allows for contributions to a public fund.
The broad net cast by altmetrics also allows for contributions by software developers, data curators and other collaborators on the average research project to be better credited for their work.
But the Republicans still allow for enormous contributions by wealthy individuals - $170,000 or more per couple - and they do virtually nothing to close the sewer money loophole used by millionaires.
Bush said Monday that he wanted to convene a constitutional convention to overturn CItizens United, but given the nearly impossible task of doing so, would prefer to allow for unlimited contributions that were transparently reported.
Workshop sessions were designed to provide enough structure to ensure productivity but were left sufficiently open to allow for creative contributions.
A third group of models includes methods that allow for different contributions to genetic variance across SNPs by differential shrinkage e.g. BayesA and BayesB [ 1], BayesC [ 7], and Bayesian stochastic search variable selection [ 8, 9].
In LCA, concomitant variables are covariates considered in the process of formation of the latent classes, by the multinomial regression of latent classes on concomitant variables, to allow for different contributions of the items to define the classes for different levels of concomitants.
I broke the story that Tesla's lenders had amended the company's revolving credit agreement to allow for the contribution of the Fremont plant to the collateral package supporting the facility.
The use of cross-sectional tracking surveys without a control group did not allow for the contribution of secular trends to the results to be measured.
