The phrase "allow for displacement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the need to accommodate or make provisions for movement or change.
Example: "The design of the bridge must allow for displacement caused by temperature changes and heavy traffic."
Alternatives: "make room for displacement" or "account for displacement".
In this paper an interface element, allowing for displacement and rotation discontinuities, to be placed between two adjacent 4-node Mindlin Reissner shell finite elements, is developed for a computationally effective simulation of this type of localized deformation.
The features that make PB3D unique are the assumptions on the perturbation structure through intermediate-to-high mode numbers n in general 3-D configurations, while allowing for displacement of the plasma edge.
To improve the range of motion of these mechanisms, hinges that allow for large displacement are highly desirable.
Later, Hay et al. [36] showed that since the boundary conditions used in elastic contact models allow for inward displacement of the surface, a shape factor of the indenter, β, is introduced: S = d P d h s = 2 β E r A π (12).
Eventually the duo saw an article in Scientific American about time travel and decided to work with that, following the magazine's reports that, while classical physics does not allow for temporal displacement to happen, quantum physics does allow for the possibility.
In addition, ICTs allow for the displacement of content away from the classroom, freeing up time for interactive engagement with other students and the teacher [ 6].
It is noteworthy that the authors considered also using chiral thiophosphoramidates, but this strategy failed in the last step as the P=S was not electrophilic enough to allow for nucleophilic displacement of the chiral auxiliary by the nucleoside (not shown).
Although berm breakwaters are dynamically stable in the sense that they allow for some rock displacement, they can fail due to severe longshore rock transport.
The orthopedic changes were slightly more significant in subgroup 1 than in subgroup 2, which is probably related to the fact that a stronger dental anchorage can allow for greater forward displacement of the jaw, as suggested in the previous studies [14, 15].
This gap allows for tumor displacement, resulting in lower accuracy.
