The phrase "allow for private" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to make provisions or accommodations for privacy in a given context.
Example: "The new policy will allow for private discussions between employees and management to ensure confidentiality."
Alternatives: "make room for private" or "provide for private".
Meanwhile, farm state senators are seeking to allow for private American financing.
The article announced the creation of a Citizens Radio Communications Servicee that would allow for private, short-range radio transmissions.
By pairing dedicated networks with technologies such as MPLS, traffic to and from a cloud can be secured to allow for private cloud security with public cloud convenience.
It also comes with a mute button to allow for private conversation (the teacher, of course, still must remember to press it).
The executives all worked out in the open, side by side, without doors to allow for private politicking: "It was the ultimate 'what you see is what you get' environment".
Both the House Democrats' drug proposal and the administration's, meanwhile, allow for private pharmaceutical benefit managers -- acting as intermediaries for the government -- to negotiate with the drug companies and administer the program.
In his speech Wednesday, Mr. Bernanke again argued that the government must allow for private-sector innovation to encourage growth and avoid inhibiting the "dynamism of our economy".
The groups argued it would be a dangerous precedent to allow for-profit private businesses to use religious beliefs to deny coverage.
But it also feels a little exploitative, because the power of the idea behind the Temple of Sad Stories is that it allows for private catharsis, secret catharsis.
Section 2612(a)(1)(C), in my respectful view, is invalid to the extent it allows for private suits against the unconsenting states.
For this, he cited primarily the U.N. World Charter for Nature, a resolution passed by the General Assembly in 1982, which allows for private citizens to help "safeguard and conserve nature in areas beyond national jurisdiction".
