The phrase "allow for growing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to create space or conditions for development or increase in size, capacity, or influence.
Example: "The new policy is designed to allow for growing demand in the market."
Alternatives: "accommodate growth" or "facilitate expansion".
To allow for growing, young girls wore peploses with long overfolds.
The European Commission, the U.S. Department of Energy and China, among others, are promoting more investment to allow for growing penetration of renewable energy sources.
This will allow for growing the capacity for implementation and the evidence base on mHealth in mainstream health settings - evidence that can in turn inform future developments in policy and practice.
When the seed-coated CT substrate was immersed into the growth solution and supplied by electrons, the seed layer provided ZnO crystal nuclei sites which allowed for growing the ZnO NRAs densely and vertically.
To be precise, the authors didn't prove that their method allows for growing networks with arbitrary degree distribution.
It would be more correct to state, that they postulate that this method allows for growing networks with broad range of degree distributions and provide computational simulations to support this postulate.
The building's ceiling allowed for grow tables to be stacked twelve layers tall, to a height of thirty-six feet, in rows eighty feet long.
There's no doubt that crypto-currencies will become more advanced and allow for a growing number of decentralised transactions between people all over the world.
There's no doubt that crypto-currencies will become more advanced and allow for a growing number of decentralized transactions between people all over the world.
The argument for this is that changing climate has led to fewer harsh winters and longer growing seasons allowing for slower growing sheep to survive over-winter.
But that doesn't allow for $100,000 to grow with inflation, so plan to draw down that $5 million over time.
