The phrase "allow for reasonable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to accommodate or make provisions for something that is considered fair or sensible.
Example: "We need to allow for reasonable adjustments in the schedule to accommodate everyone's availability."
Alternatives: "make room for reasonable" or "provide for reasonable".
Most companies allow for "reasonable tips" in their travel guidelines, Mr. Hilton said.
This principle should allow for reasonable network management, but make crystal clear that broadband network operators cannot shackle the promise of the Internet," Mr. Copps said.
Mr. Franken and other critics say the rules come with major caveats; for instance, they would allow for "reasonable network management" by broadband providers.
Some of the rigid regulations that cited safety did not allow for reasonable professional differences of opinion.
(Though you should know my plan does allow for reasonable splurges).
Less frequent medications were grouped together by substance class and type of combination to allow for reasonable statistical analysis (cohort size).
During the trial, James Peters QC said while Chubb's policy allowed for reasonable defence in formal investigations, that coverage did not include Hird's attempts to stop Asada's investigation in the federal court.
And when the number of votes needed to break a filibuster dropped to 60 in 1975, from 67, the Senate minority could claim that this change allowed for reasonable bipartisan compromise.
If 50percentt of Iraq's future export income is diverted to paying down the debt -- more than three times the percentage extracted for German World War I reparations -- it would take more than 35 years to pay off current obligations fully, even after allowing for reasonable growth in oil exports.
Paul Helmke, the campaign's president, noted that the court had again recognised that the second amendment allowed "for reasonable restrictions on firearms, including who can have them and under what conditions, where they can be taken, and what types of firearms are available".
This information, coupled with knowledge of the typical CT characteristics, allows for reasonable confidence in diagnosis.
