The phrase "allow for life" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the need to accommodate or make provisions for living beings or life circumstances.
Example: "The new policy aims to allow for life outside of work, ensuring employees have a healthy work-life balance."
Alternatives: "make room for life" or "provide for life".
Furthermore, our social structures are designed to allow for life to be lost as an unfortunate but unavoidable consequence.
The opposition Democratic Party of Japan wants to add 30,000 police officers over the next four years, and allow for life sentences without parole.
In response, I should begin by noting that the science of "astrobiology" — which, loosely stated, searches for signs of life elsewhere and explores the astrophysical and cosmological conditions that might allow for life to exist in our universe — is still in its infancy.
Federal sex trafficking laws allow for life in prison if the victim is under 14 years of age.
(Some literal immortality may be inferred from IDT as well, based on the assumption never directly stated by the theory's proponents that a universe with a supernatural creator might allow for life after death).
We find that a wide range of plausible λ values lead to intervals that allow for life to have been formed more recently than 4.5 billion years ago, In short, the data analyzed by SG are consistent with the hypothesis that life may have formed after the Earth's formation.
Post-degree certificates allow for life-long learning and offer an opportunity for further specialization in a field.
Early diagnosis of MEN can allow for life-saving intervention, but in Ms. Pate's case, she was found to have advanced thyroid cancer three years after her mother's diagnosis.
Laws that often don't allow for life-saving abortions, or abortion in cases of rape or incest.
"It is a time for healing, reconciliation amongst neighbors and friends, and allowing for life to get back to normal".
"It is a time for healing, reconciliation amongst neighbors and friends, and allowing for life to get back to normal," Williams said in a statement.
