The phrase "allow for performances" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the provision or accommodation of performances in a particular context, such as events, schedules, or evaluations.
Example: "The venue must allow for performances to take place without any interruptions or technical issues."
Alternatives: "make room for performances" or "provide for performances".
The new complex, within the Time Warner Center at Columbus Circle, includes three performance spaces: the Allen Room, a 310- to 550-seat amphitheater-style hall designed to allow for performances without amplification; the 1,100- to 1,231-seat Rose Theater; and Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola, a nightclub that seats 140.
Accordingly, Goodman's can also be seen as a novel way to account for the fact that some artforms painting and sculpture for instance do not allow for performances, while other artforms such as music and dance do.
The unit is highly configurable to allow for performance optimization amongst a wide sample of elpasolites which provide PSD in fundamentally different ways.
American actress who thrived onstage with an unfiltered personality, raspy voice, and acerbic wit that allowed for performances that were at once flashy and forthright.
At the same time, [drag] has become so popular that it allows for performances that are of a larger scale.
As we know, system fusion can exploit partial error decorrelations among the individual systems allowing for performance gains over the separate systems.
However, none of these construction details allows for performance that is equivalent to that of coupling beams strengthened with bundled diagonal reinforcements according to the existing details specified in the standards and that significantly improve constructability.
This paper investigates the impact of an efficiency driven policy decision to reduce the time allowed for performance on a post-entry diagnostic test of academic writing from 55 to 30 min.
This procedure was used so that, for all trial conditions, there were two possible responses, which allowed for performance to be compared between the conditions.
