The phrase "allow for exposure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the need to create opportunities for visibility or experience, often in relation to learning or risk.
Example: "The new policy will allow for exposure to diverse perspectives, enhancing our team's creativity."
Alternatives: "permit exposure" or "facilitate exposure".
The moment, though, had to last some seconds to allow for exposure, and the life captured by these early photographers was one without spontaneity.
Briefly, rats were anaesthetized with ketamine and, under aseptic conditions, a 3-cm midline laparotomy was performed to allow for exposure of the caecum with the adjoining intestine.
These derivatives allow for exposure to either a different sector of the real estate equity market or by trading a real estate exposure for a variable interest rate plus or minus a premium.
He admits that in theory the many-to-many or one-to-many relations enabled by SNS allow for exposure to a greater variety of opinions and attitudes, but in practice Parsell worries that they often have the opposite effect.
A damaged stratum corneum would likely allow for exposure of viable living cells and subsequent penetration by nanoparticles in sunscreen.
Also, there is the ritual use of Hg in folk medicine within several populations that may allow for exposure to elemental or inorganic Hg salts [ 20].
The expressions given above, however, generalize the difference method approach to allow for exposure-mediator interaction.
The expressions above generalize approaches to mediation sometimes employed in the social science literature [ 10] to allow for exposure-mediator interaction (that is, interaction between the risk factor and density) and to allow for case-control sampling designs.
Such morphological features may not only provide large surface area allowing for exposure of more active sites, but also benefit deep electrolyte penetration for electrons and electrolyte ions.
"Previous guidelines... allowed for exposure of skin, and I think that made people nervous," Frieden said.
Expanding the model to allow for confounder measurement error leads to relatively small changes compared to models allowing for exposure measurement error alone.
