The phrase "allow for funding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the provision or allocation of financial resources for a specific purpose or project.
Example: "The budget proposal must allow for funding to support the new community outreach program."
Alternatives: "provide for funding" or "make provisions for funding".
Although U.S. regulations allow for fund transfers involving licensed activities, companies are terrified of inadvertently violating the rules and being hit with enormous fines.
Most importantly, our elected officials cannot be lulled into the false impression the Trust Fund comprehensively addresses the needs or allows for funding offsets in other vital affordable housing programs.
An improved donor environment, particularly one that allows for funding integration was highlighted as an ideal condition to future integration of NTD and WASH programs.
The Pandemic and All-Hazards Preparedness Act 2 sought to correct the shortcomings in Project BioShield by allowing for funding of advanced development of products under a new contracting mechanism called the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority BARDAAdvanced Research and Development Authority BARDA
The entire operation which allows for funds to be sent as far away as China works on an informal global network of underground money dealers, and a long-term relationship of trust.
To tackle this issue of low absorption capacity, the MoF allowed for funds to be disbursed on pre-financing arrangements in 2005, whereby facilities receive an AIE accompanied with a cheque and this is expected to facilitate implementation of programmes and increase actual expenditures [ 21].
But to allow for the funding of the increased number of 5* departments, those scoring below 5 will lose up to 30% of research funds next year.
Under Chevron, NIH "had reasonably interpreted" Dickey-Wicker to allow for federal funding of hESC research because research on hESCs and their derivation are "discrete".
Market access in terms of coverage may not be sufficient to allow for appropriate funding of a novel healthcare technology.
Further research will determine the direct and indirect costs of peer-review activities; defining these costs might allow for incremental funding for these activities.
