The phrase "allow for partnerships" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the possibility or provision for collaboration or cooperation between parties.
Example: "The new policy will allow for partnerships between local businesses and community organizations to foster economic growth."
Alternatives: "facilitate partnerships" or "enable collaborations."
This program allows for partnerships between the college and health care system, and will continue to be important as more nurses seek their BSN.
Its presence will allow for significant educational partnerships with our schools by bringing curriculums to life and inviting children to experience firsthand the intersection of history, culture and geography.
Obviously, 1.5% is below the 6% estimated at the time that legislation was allowed for civil partnerships.
This support can come from the outside, with funders allowing for equitable partnerships for research applications for funding, and then providing the mentoring and coaching".
Factors that enable these partnerships to flourish should be noted and challenges should be mitigated in order to allow for strong, sustainable, mutually-beneficial partnerships.
In a section devoted to the continent on his campaign Web site (he is the only candidate that has such a section), Huntsman notes that most of the world's fastest-growing economies are in Africa, and that it makes sense for the United States to form economic partnerships that allow for investment opportunities and promote trade with oil exporters like Nigeria, Angola, and, soon, Ghana and Uganda.
It has emerged ministers have tabled an amendment which would allow for a review of civil partnerships in 2019 at the earliest - five years after same-sex marriage is set to become legal under government proposals.
Some sort of legal standing for committed gay partnerships would allow for legal rights that married couples enjoyed.
Such partnerships also allow for the development of a consistent, positive message about nursing home issues to all outside parties.
Partnerships also allow for advocacy and acknowledgement of each partner's existing roles and responsibilities in specific areas of expertise.
