The phrase "allow for ratings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the inclusion or consideration of ratings in a system, process, or evaluation.
Example: "The new software update will allow for ratings, enabling users to provide feedback on their experience."
Alternatives: "permit ratings" or "facilitate ratings".
The company organizes the apps by category, allows for ratings, media coverage, profiles (showing what applications are used by various users), and the necessary e-commerce infrastructure.
It took more time to calculate prevailing wages and allow for skill ratings and overtime hours.
Photo sharing sites, for example, could include the widget to allow for photo ratings and tagging.
The pain stimulator was placed on the left arm, and participants had a response-device in their right hand that would allow for pain ratings while in the scanner.
The service's real-time capabilities allow for instant site ratings and the ability to selectively screen different pieces of content on the same web page.
The people were willing, but the football game didn't allow for record TV ratings in Sunday's Super Bowl XLVIII. .
On Sept. 10, the Singaporean government classified the film as NAR, or "Not allowed for all ratings". This means it can neither be distributed nor shown in Singapore, except in private screenings.
The company's revamped site still allows for professor ratings, but students can also customize a degree plan that matches their desired workload in each semester and, if they choose, can help them devise the quickest path to graduation.
The platform allows for comments, ratings and 'wows' (its version of a like).
The RF allows for overall ratings of reflective functioning on a nine-point scale ranging from 1 (lacking RF) to 9 (exceptional RF), with two additional RF scores indexing the absence of mentalizing, that is, -1 (negative RF), 0 (lacking RF).
