The phrase "allow for evidence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to consider or make provisions for evidence in a particular context, such as an argument or analysis.
Example: "In order to strengthen your case, you must allow for evidence that supports your claims."
Alternatives: "consider the evidence" or "make room for evidence".
A few extreme shrills want war and know that time and conversation will allow for evidence and reason to trump emotion and hysteria.
Yet, if the trial record does not allow for evidence of the reasons Donziger and the LAPs initially filed their suit – the toxic contamination – how can anyone make a judgment on whether their claims against Chevron have merit?
These principles allow for evidence to be classified into different 'levels' according to specific characteristics.
Extra Poisson variation was specified to allow for evidence of overdispersion that remains after adjustment for clustering.
In summary, the innovative and multidisciplinary CoLT studies will provide the data to allow for evidence based dosing of lithium in the children and adolescents with bipolar disorder.
We will compare and contrast different treatment strategies and critically review the available literature to allow for evidence-based clinical decisions to be made about the surgical and endovascular management of aortoiliac occlusive disease.
To allow for evidence-based, effective concussion management among collegiate athletes, efforts are needed to move towards standardized data collection including use of the same data collection tools across university athletic departments.
GIS methods allow for evidence-based planning that can promote universally accessible health care services.
CRD42012002685 RCTs are the gold standard for clinical treatment efficacy, and allow for evidence-based practice.
Auranen and Joutsiniemi 51 concluded that the available studies do not adequately allow for evidence-based clinical decisions.
The evaluation focus on a selected number of schools both within and outside the current reach of the program, to allow for evidence-based comparison.
