The phrase "allow for insurance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing provisions or considerations related to insurance in a particular context, such as financial planning or risk management.
Example: "When budgeting for the project, we must allow for insurance costs to ensure we are fully covered."
Alternatives: "account for insurance" or "make provisions for insurance".
Beyond payroll and allowances, the startup also allows for insurance, investment, personal credit lines and credit cards.
The step-by-step approach helps ensure the minimal standardized package of UHC for all ASEAN countries to address critical public health issues, allows for insurance portability, and makes it practical to manage reimbursement.
The credit reporting companies agreed to wait 180 days before listing medical bills as unpaid to allow time for insurance payments to be made.
It hasn't helped that the program was unsound from the start, laden by Congress with overgenerous subsidies and almost comical provisions that allowed, for example, insurance payouts for structures that flooded up to 16 times.
These measures, passed unanimously by the General Assembly, will help small businesses save money and provide employee health insurance; allow for CPR/AED training for middle school students; and require Illinois hospitals to promote breastfeeding".
These measures, all passed unanimously by the General Assembly, will help small businesses save money and provide employee health insurance; allow for CPR/AED training for middle school students; and require Illinois hospitals to promote breastfeeding".
AXIS Capital's reinsurance products, which allow for risk-sharing among insurance companies, include catastrophe, property, liability, credit, auto, and engineering lines.
HOUSE BILL - POLICIES ACROSS STATE LINES: Allows for the creation of State Health Insurance Compacts - permits states to enter into agreements to allow for the sale of insurance across state lines.
After you pick a number, allow for the cost of insurance-about 1% at Sotheby's-and for the heavy transaction cost, anywhere from a 12% to 35% haircut at the auction house.
