The phrase "allow for resilience" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to create conditions or systems that can adapt to challenges or recover from difficulties.
Example: "In designing our new software, we must allow for resilience to ensure it can handle unexpected user demands."
Alternatives: "enable resilience" or "facilitate resilience".
In our study, herbivore choice often equated to herbivore impact; however, future planting in rehabilitated areas should allow for resilience and compensation by some species.
"When people stop to think about how to stand or sit they often freeze in a position which sets up rigidity, and does not allow for resilience, adaptability with loss of balance, or shock absorption.
This elasticity allows for resilience: if one portion of the movement becomes "damaged" (becomes disreputable, caught up in legal issues or other machines), the rest of it can adapt by growing somewhere else, possibly reconfiguring those who made up the defunct portion.
Naomi submitted her application solely to SSA intent on understanding the utility and limits of art as a therapeutic strategy allowing for healing, resilience and transformation.
Most beekeepers still cope with the remaining viability, but it appears that the current resilience level does not allow for further harmful impacts.
The enhancement of resilience is held to allow for better anticipation of disasters and better planning to reduce disaster losses (National Research Council 2012).
It is important to operationalise the three elements of resilience in terms of useful indicators to allow for testing of the framework, measurement of system performance and cross-country comparison.
We argue that both, efficiency and resilience are important requirements for network design and highlight how networks can be constructed that allow for both.
Given the resilience of geometrical discrimination to inversion, this task may tap into the same properties that allow for aftereffects across orientations.
Resilience factors -- perhaps including the protein produced by the 5-HTT gene -- mitigate that damage or allow for repair.
These frames allow for the moderation of water flow to and from Battery Park, operable during sunny days to allow free passage and sealable during stormy days to form an essential coastal resilience barrier.
