The phrase "allow for crew" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to make provisions or accommodations for a crew in a specific context, such as in transportation or project planning.
Example: "The schedule must allow for crew changes to ensure that all team members are well-rested and ready for their shifts."
Alternatives: "make provisions for crew" or "accommodate the crew".
Soyuz spacecraft provided manned access to and from the station allowing for crew rotations and cargo return, and also functioned as a lifeboat for the station, allowing for a relatively quick return to Earth in the event of an emergency.
In all, it was a little like watching the early work that Gordon-Matta Clark never made — or at least spared us — only shot with a budget that allowed for professional crews, great soundtracks and color and high-definition.
Simulation results have shown that the mechanical and chemical properties of Lunamer allow for adequate radiation shielding for a crew inside the lunar living quarters without additional requirements.
The double crew and relay organisations allow for higher average speeds.
The National Transmission Corporation deployed power restoration crews across the region to allow for quick post-storm response.
Crews throughout the state quickly cleared debris from streams and streets to allow for better drainage.
During the week each astronaut follows their own schedule and, while they may work in pairs or small groups on some tasks, it rarely allows for the whole crew to eat their lunch together.
Fewer guns allowed for a smaller crew and this may have been a contributing factor.
The variant had a new glass cockpit, which allowed for a cockpit crew of two instead of three, new engines, lighter construction materials, and a redesigned interior.
Even the talking-head interviews are shot in an interesting way, with unnerving use of negative space or framing that allows for the film-making crew to be seen in corners, like Michael Myers through a kitchen window.
