The phrase "allow for power" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the provision or accommodation of power, whether literal or metaphorical.
Example: "The new policy will allow for power distribution to remote areas that previously lacked access."
Alternatives: "provide for power" or "make room for power".
Even on a grid with no renewables, fossil fuel plants needs to be adjusted over time to match demand to supply and allow for power station breakdowns.
Mr. Devananda said the government must now "fully implement" a 1987 peace accord, rejected by the Tamil Tigers, which would allow for power sharing and grant greater autonomy to historically Tamil provinces in the north and east.
Residents who attended the session voiced their mistrust of the city's intentions in the matter; a summary report of the session cited fears that the buildings would be sold and demolished to allow for power plant expansion or high-end redevelopment that would force out local people.
In the past year, however, the two sides have come close to a peace pact that would allow for power, and Sudan's oil wealth, to be shared among their respective leaders.The prospect of such a carve-up helped to provoke a separate revolt in Darfur, which is almost uniformly Muslim but divided among a plethora of tribes.
The procedure follows similarly for picocells, the only difference is that, since picocells are much smaller, they allow for power control.
We've talked about MySpace using Gears to do cool things with its messaging service in the past, and this new MySpace Mail will also utilize it to allow for power searching of mail.
The application of different technical adaptations allows for power provision in different time frames of flexibility (see Table 2).
The level shifters employ an enable/disable feature, allowing for power saving when the level shifter is not in use.
The developer community has since begun to implement a variety of more secure means to do what the UDID previously allowed for – power advertising and store data about an app's users.
The system consists of an electrohydraulic blood pump, internal and external battery power, and a transcutaneous energy transfer and telemetry unit that allows for power transmission through the skin.
