The phrase "allow for examples" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when indicating that something should include or accommodate examples to clarify a point or concept.
Example: "In your report, please allow for examples to illustrate your main arguments."
Alternatives: "make room for examples" or "include examples".
The rules, which in essence constitute a new body of law distinct from military and civilian law, allow, for example, witnesses to testify anonymously for the prosecution.
A combination of headset and minicomputer, available without extra charge, will allow, for example, a visitor to hear Bo Diddley's guitar while viewing it.
It's an instinct reinforced by religious edicts that forbid the withholding of basic sustenance but allow, for example, unplugging artificial respirators.
DoCoMo says the key is luring corporate users to the faster, more advanced services that allow, for example, a salesman to download data on inventory back at a factory.
That could allow, for example, each element of a data entry to be duplicated 100 times, without enlarging the overall memory device, which would make data more secure, I.B.M. said.
The problem, quite simply, is that current computer technologies can't move that much data from a computer's central processing unit to the screen fast enough to allow, for example, full-motion video.
It is astonishing that we allow, for example, millionaires in Singapore to buy land and property in Britain, but Singapore bars British and other foreign nationals from buying in their country.
It will allow, for example architects to manipulate 3D models.
Cookies allow, for example, adverts from sites people have previously viewed to pop up on unrelated sites.
These new or planned services would allow, for example, global navigational aid, emergency signaling, phones and entertainment.
