The phrase "allow for evacuation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the need to create conditions or provisions for people to leave a place safely, often in emergency situations.
Example: "The building's design must allow for evacuation in case of a fire."
Alternatives: "facilitate evacuation" or "permit evacuation".
U.S. Route 501 used a lane reversal to allow for evacuations.
More than 26,000 people were left homeless in the country, although advanced warning allowed for evacuations.
Both countries brokered a deal that allowed for evacuations out of the besieged city, and were set to hold further discussions, along with Syria and Iran, in Moscow on Tuesday.
Underground tunnels, aerial structures and the Transbay Tube have evacuation walkways and passageways to allow for train evacuation without exposing passengers to contact with the third rail, which is located as far away from these walkways as possible.
Strategies include (1) hazard avoidance with land-use planning and zonation; (2) hazard modification with engineered protection structures (bypass channel and deflection berm); (3) hazard warning to allow for timely evacuation; and (4) hazard response and recovery, which minimize long-term impacts after a lahar has occurred.
Homs governor Talal al-Barazi told Syria's SANA news service that the al-Wa'ar deal would allow for the evacuation of "extremist militants" from the neighborhood and the return of state institutions.
Though Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said there was a brief pause in the offensive Thursday to allow for civilian evacuation out of the war-torn territory, residents reported otherwise.
The deal was meant to allow for the evacuation of tens of thousands of residents in the last sliver of remaining rebel-held territory, as Assad's allied forces inch closer to their decisive, and once unthinkable, victory in the brutal four-year battle for the city.
An extension with all necessary feed-throughs was adjoined to the sample chamber of the spectrometer to allow for the evacuation of the optical path.
