The phrase "allow for inspection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the provision of access or the opportunity to examine something, such as documents, equipment, or facilities.
Example: "The contractor must allow for inspection of the work completed before final payment is made."
Alternatives: "permit examination" or "provide access for review".
Components may also declare properties that allow for inspection and customisation of component behaviour through externally accessible name/value tuples.
Histological slides from these brain slices allow for inspection of the comb-like two dimensional organisation of the Purkinje cell dendrites, which is not possible on transverse sections.
Having achieved this, two sagittal sections through the lateral third of the proreus gyrus (SAG-1Left/Right) and again about 3 mm lateral to these (SAG-1′L/R) allow for inspection of and sampling of motor cortex, flanking the cruciate sulcus rostrally (pre-cruciate) and caudally (post-cruciate) (Fig. 13).
Repeat, except this time pulling your eyelid and looking down up to allow for inspection of whether anything has lodged itself in your upper eye.
* Allow for inspection by officials of New Jersey and the environmental groups.
The U.N. sanctions allow for inspections of cargo to and from North Korea and other restrictions.
To allow for inspections, the Western retailers agreed to send in the names and addresses of all the Bangladeshi factories they use by July 15.
To allow for inspections, the western retailers have agreed to make public by 15 July a list of more than 1,000 names and addresses of Bangladeshi factories they use.
Moreover, Soltanieh continued, "Israel, with huge nuclear weapons activities, has not concluded" any kind of agreement with the IAEA to allow for inspections of its own nuclear facilities.
The advantage of using technology is that can be addressed; if properly installed, it can allow for inspections remotely, at random, and by anybody allowed access to the data - without needing to physically be present.
To do that we adapted an optical interrogation scheme, based on a phase shifting interferometric technique, that allows for inspection of the PMP optical aperture.
