The phrase "allow for equipment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to make provisions or accommodations for equipment in a particular context, such as planning or logistics.
Example: "When organizing the event, we must allow for equipment setup time to ensure everything runs smoothly."
Alternatives: "make provisions for equipment" or "account for equipment".
Nothing in Kunduz seems to work at all, except for the merchants and repairmen peering from stores and tiny stalls, and Kunduz radio, now broadcasting one hour a day beginning at 5 p.m., or perhaps a little later, allowing for equipment failures, and the time required to write scripts exactly the opposite of the old way.
In July the U.S. Tax Court ruled the credit isn't allowed for equipment that is designed and purchased for the convenience of all patients.
Improvements have allowed for equipment to support higher operational temperatures, reducing or in some cases eliminating the need for active cooling.
Reasons given for not using patient handling equipment were an emergency did not allow for time, equipment was unavailable, or the size, shape and/or congestion of space did not allow for use.
The test was scheduled for May 5, but was postponed for two days to allow for more equipment to be installed.
The film's music and sound was also thoroughly post-processed by the project's sound designer, Andrei Toncu, to improve the quality of the recordings, because the budget did not allow for complex equipment to be used, and for creative interest.
Our return on investment increases each year and will allow for new equipment to be financed internally should the Company choose to do so.
Collecting environmental measurements often required the purchase of expensive, specialized collection equipment (e.g., air monitors) and a delay between home assessments to allow for cleaning of equipment.
Advancements in electronic component design and equipment allow for simple bioimpedance analysis using equipment now commonly found in an engineering lab, combined with a few components exclusive to impedance analysis.
