The phrase "allow for networking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing opportunities or provisions for establishing connections or interactions among individuals or groups.
Example: "The conference schedule is designed to allow for networking between attendees during breaks."
Alternatives: "facilitate networking" or "enable networking".
Mathematics professor Sun-Yung Alice Chang, who spoke at the fall event, said that in fields dominated by men, programs such as Mentoring Möbius allow for networking and friendly support, as well as making learning more exciting and social.
These opportunities also allow for networking, which is often done more easily over a cookie and a cup of coffee.
Networking Opportunities: Unlike individual businesses that can´t share best practices with one another owing to competitive pressures, our franchise system is designed to allow for networking and knowledge share in a non-competitive environment.
This would allow for the networking of trainees, the networking of mentors, and interactions between the two.
The global community is one of the strengths of Indigenous people, said Pala, adding that shared culture and traditional beliefs bring them together and allow for greater networking.
These companies and their (relatively) young leaders have deconstructed the idea of work and workers, reinventing their workspaces to allow for creativity, networking and collaboration -- focused activities that lead to inspired product and service innovations.
ArtGallery.co.uk is a small site but doesn't allow for the social networking or tagging around the art, as ArtFlock does, which is closer to a Web 2.0 model than most.
And now Facebook is quietly making changes to their data structure to allow for the concept of "networking".
We present an issue of the dynamically reconfigurable hardware software architecture which allows for partitioning networking functions on a SoC (System on Chip) platform.
Networking & Events Committee: The Networking committee works to strengthen the sense of community among graduate students in public health through scheduled social events allowing for interdisciplinary networking and by facilitating relationships with alumni and public health professionals.
It allowed for great networking and shared experiences.
