The phrase "allow for enough" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to make provisions or accommodations for a sufficient amount of something, such as time, resources, or space.
Example: "When planning the event, make sure to allow for enough time to set up the venue before guests arrive."
Alternatives: "make room for sufficient" or "provide adequate".
A fork will pierce the crust, and a spatula doesn't allow for enough control.
The lobbyists say the rule exaggerates exposure because it doesn't allow for enough offsetting factors that, they say, genuinely reduce exposure on derivatives trades.
But at a city-wide level, it is vital that change processes do still allow for enough diversity of income and diversity of different types of people.
There will be no live orchestra this year, Mr. Pourfarrakh said, because the budget would not allow for enough rehearsal time.
He and other military commanders argued that the 18 months since Mr. Obama announced the troop increase did not allow for enough time for the Americans to consolidate the fragile gains that they had made in Helmand and other provinces.
There are day-to-day and long-term business decisions to be made everyday — and you still have to allow for enough dreaming and composing time, to create new works from thin air.
Still, some of Ms. Lees's past and present counterparts are unsure if the new system allows for enough input.
I think the problem is that Facebook allows for enough information to cause people to wonder, but not enough information to satisfy this curiosity.
Its network of roads was designed to maximally span the country with a minimal number of links, while still allowing for enough redundancy to help drivers overcome wrong turns and missed exits.
Entrepreneur A allows for enough time to establish strong ties with business partners.
Surveying the reaction between ZnO NPs and CEPS through GC analysis showed that if one allows for enough time, complete destructive catalysis would readily occur.
