The phrase "allow for having" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you want to express the idea of permitting or making provisions for something to exist or occur.
Example: "The new policy will allow for having more flexible work hours for employees."
Alternatives: "permit having" or "make room for".
The use of Polymer Electrolyte Membrane (PEM) Fuel Cells (FCs) would in fact allow for having higher efficiency and lower consumption of primary fossil sources.
We notice that an SNR gap can be used in (5) to take into account that practical coding and modulation schemes are used, e.g., the HPAV broadband PLC system employs turbo codes that allow for having an SNR gap of less than 3 dB versus capacity (5) [23].
But I'm pretty sure our bylaws allow for having our cake and eating it too.
The overall treatment effect and pairwise comparison calculations were also performed using a Bonferroni correction, to allow for having three primary endpoints.
The significance levels for reduction in ER and PgR H-score and Ki67 expression remained unchanged when the Bonferroni correction was applied to allow for having three primary endpoints (that is, using a significance level of P <0.017).
It left her still outside the top 100, having used up four of the eight protected ranking tournaments she is allowed for having suffered a prolonged injury last year.
Windows 8.1 allows for having up to 8 apps running at once, but this number is determined by your screen size.
However, the underlying mechanisms that allow for this have yet to be fully described.
Models that did not allow for regression had higher deviance (poorer fit to the data).
You have to allow for the fact that we have workers who have very little countervailing power, and so on.
Digital museums, including MOVA, allow for anyone who has internet access to view the artwork.
