The phrase "allow for more variation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing flexibility or the possibility of different options or outcomes in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy is designed to allow for more variation in employee work schedules, accommodating different needs and preferences."
Alternatives: "permit greater diversity" or "enable increased flexibility."
Separate factories allow for more variation, but at the price of fewer economies of scale.
The process noise determines how much variance is allowed in the model: high values allow for more variation but if it gets too high the estimation could become inaccurate.
Since they need not require a one to one mapping of moral sentences onto states of mind that express them to support their semantic theory, fictionalists can allow for more variation in the states of mind such sentences (loosely) express.
Compared to homogeneous designs where all respondents get the same choice sets, heterogeneous designs allow for more variation in the attribute levels resulting in a larger amount of information on the respondents' preferences.
These sentences are expanded and altered to allow for more variation.
This is most valuable in companies where either a broad footprint or significant turnover allow for more variation in the staff who will be interacting with customers on a day-to-day basis.
The shareholders outlined five steps Apple could take to address their concerns, such as developing new parental controls that would allow for more variations of restricted use, and creating an expert committee of childhood development specialists to help study the issue.
However, Reporter lets people create the stories themselves, which allows for more variation in content and much more content in general.
From Fig. 1, it is clear that per capita health care expenditures is not a linear function of age, and a model allowing for more variation is more appropriate.
A few pen kits come with terraced brass tubes and custom drill bits, allowing for more variation in pen styles.[26].[26]
To allow for more interregional variation in HRFs, linear combinations of more general basis functions such as the Fourier set can be used [Friston et al., 1995a].
