The phrase "allow for input" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to provide opportunities for feedback, suggestions, or contributions from others.
Example: "In our meeting, we will allow for input from all team members to ensure everyone's ideas are considered."
Alternatives: "provide for feedback" or "make room for contributions".
Mr. Jacobs also noted that Qualcomm is working on devices that allow for input from gestures.
So they build management structures that allow for input from many levels to sketch an approach to the future, given that a clear forecast for, say, 2020, seems unattainable.
The guide issued by the Difu proposes various participatory methods for developing measures to allow for input by stakeholders such as administrative bodies, citizens, or companies [44, 45].
As a result, efforts for change are often reduced to protests that disappear as quickly as they appear or antiquated voting systems that are frequently rigged and only allow for input every few years -- neither of which are adequate solutions.
This postponement was to allow for input from then ongoing investigations: the Law Reform Commission, the High court KAL Case on the Canadian Marriage and the Constitutional Review committee.
This analysis uses only expected or central values for each input parameter; it does not allow for input parameter uncertainty.
In addition, many several individual cells can allow for inputs from multiple-choice popups (labeled 'MultiAlpha'), and a clinical observation charted in this manner can be rich in content & context.
His laconic coaching style allows for input from Kim's mother.
This allows for input from the technicians based on their progress.
See, the TG01 allows for input by way of the MicroUSB port, paving the way for 3rd-party hardware expansion.
This allows for input contraction at a given output level, output expansion at a given input level, or a combination of input contraction and output expansion.
