"allow for replacement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to suggest that someone should make room for somebody or something else as a substitute. For example, "We will need to allow for replacement personnel if any of our current staff is unavailable."
Development pressure on reserve networks in densely populated countries may lead to the decision to allow for replacement compensation.
After MSS, there is a possibility of decrease in lower lip tension, which would allow for replacement of the upper lip over the lower lip and eventual opposing change in the vermilion border length [20].
In particular, this strategy will allow for replacement of the catalytic His57 residue and the buried N-terminus, which is thought to help align the active site, with synthetic analogs.
Recent efforts to quantify N2 flux have centered on the use of soil core based gas recirculation systems that allow for replacement of the natural N2/O2 atmosphere with a He/O2 atmosphere, allowing for direct measurement of N2 and N2O production (Butterbach-Bahl et al. 2002; Swerts et al. 1995; Wang et al. 2011a).
Role of mechanical force has been attributed to destabilizing H-bonds to allow for replacement with residue-solvent ones (35).
In general, they can provide guidance for surgical interventions by detecting lesion margins or allow for replacement of general biopsies of suspicious tissues by more targeted biopsies (typically one out of 30 40 lesions biopsied is a melanoma).
Free shuttle buses will replace Green Line trains between Archives and Waterfront to allow for switch replacement near L'Enfant Plaza, as well as tie replacement and fiber optic cable installation.
The actual bar, however, is apparently quite a bit lower, with the company allowing for replacement regardless of testing.
