The phrase "allow for relaxation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the need to create space or time for relaxation in a schedule or environment.
Example: "Incorporating breaks into your daily routine can help allow for relaxation and improve overall productivity."
Alternatives: "facilitate relaxation" or "create opportunities for relaxation."
Lower gas flow rates, when higher background temperatures are expected, allow for relaxation, leading to the stabilization in the tetragonal structure.
Cross-view design-change influences get specific attention, to allow for relaxation of the tension between several dependability issues (like reliability and robustness), while keeping design time (and thus design costs) under control.
Future work would allow for relaxation of these assumptions.
"There are some oils in the lemon that allow for relaxation," he says.
Model predictions of the surface metal-oxygen bond distances and H-bonding configurations should use a simulation cell comprised of multiple surface unit cells to allow for relaxation beyond what is achievable with single unit cell models.
Sexton remains careful not to overbook herself during the holidays "to allow for relaxation and renewal," she says.
The grain boundaries and surface layers are modeled as initially impenetrable to dislocations while allowing for relaxation at a critical stress level.
Depending on the time allowed for relaxation, the signal changes from positive feedback to negative feedback as it would be expected above undisturbed SAM.
The development of the skin layer is interpreted in the light of a phenomenological model involving two time variables: the time allowed for relaxation of the highly oriented melt until the crystallization temperature is reached and the relaxation time of the material.
Afterwards we elongated the endocyclic and exocyclic P-O bonds to find reactant and product states allowing for relaxation at each step.
Pharmacologic mydriasis can be induced by an adrenergic stimulant such as phenylephrine, which acts on the dilator musculature of the iris, or by an acetylcholine antagonist such as tropicamide, which allows for relaxation of the sphincter.
