The phrase "allow for reflection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for time or space to think about something, often in contexts like education, personal growth, or decision-making.
Example: "The workshop was designed to allow for reflection on the participants' experiences and insights."
Alternatives: "provide time for contemplation" or "facilitate thoughtful consideration".
But the oral history will allow for reflection on those actions.
The movie's rough-and-tumble look works in its favor, and the occasional doldrums allow for reflection on the obstacles, military and otherwise, the women face daily.
"If the bishop of New York would have suspended him, not for 20 years, but for 2 or 3 years to allow for reflection, then we would not have this problem," the bishop said.
In addition, its interdisciplinary component prepares students to evaluate how the literary, artistic, and cultural responses to the belated yet rapid modernization of Germany allow for reflection of its modern condition.
The actual process of self-improvement is initially a matter of consciously slowing down one's thought processes to allow for reflection prior to assent.
Teaching attitudes by integrating this domain into the pre-service curriculum since attitudes take longer to develop than in-service training would allow for: ➢ Creating situations that allow for reflection and debate ➢ Clinical attachments and 'role-modelling' ➢ Community rotations that encourage community focus and understanding.
This sample will certainly allow for reflections about the influence of age related concerns when studying morbidity, psychosocial aspects and lifestyle.
Prison allowed for reflection and, as the revolution in Russia erupted, individuals no longer seemed so important.
That imperfect fluency allows for reflection on difficulties of expression and communication that are endemic to all of our attempts to make meaning.
"As emotions fade, hangovers subside and time allows for reflection, the true scale of the All Blacks' achievement will soon become apparent," he wrote on Stuff.co.nz.
We intend to address several challenges that arise when studying citizens' views on rationing by (a) using a method that allows for reflection, (b) using the respondents' nomination of decision makers, and (c) clearly identifying the rationing level.
