The phrase "allow for responsibilities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to consider or accommodate certain duties or obligations in a plan or situation.
Example: "When creating the project timeline, we must allow for responsibilities that team members may have outside of this project."
Alternatives: "account for responsibilities" or "consider responsibilities".
Rosters often don't allow for caring responsibilities, and the requirement for staff in both Border Force and the separate Immigration Enforcement to be trained in arrest and re-certified each year puts massive pressure on an ageing workforce, with people finding they are not able to sustain this to retirement age – currently 67.
The IPCC structure did not allow for the responsibility for communication to be delegated and shared, he said, which "would have helped", but that would change with the new executive structure.
And that's primarily because of how this cooperative multiplayer setup works: four distinct personalities in four largely independent positions on the bridge (having fewer players will allow for crossover of responsibilities), which all need to work together in relative harmony to achieve anything.
3. Governance structures: workable partnerships require a well-defined governance structure to be established to allow for distribution of responsibilities to all the players.
Results show that mostly non-standardized data that is available allows for describing responsibilities, assessment procedures or general concepts of prison mental health care.
Moreover, the applicability of watermarks in the chain of security protocols still demands further study, since the existing watermarking schemes do not allow for the attribution of responsibilities in cases of misuse of the artifact.
Our study suggests that a flexible approach to implementing health coaching is more important than fidelity to rigid models that do not allow for variable allocation of responsibilities across team members.
If one consequence of interaction is the interpretation of how to actualize human rights norms the interviews suggest that the flexibility and transparency of the Global Fund allow for debate about national responsibility including the difficult issue of disparities between states in terms of both ability and willingness to engage with their obligations.
In the patients' view of individualized medicine with regard to "self activation", CAM was perceived by patients as allowing for "individual responsibility for health" [ 61].
Perhaps a compromise could be reached that allowed for shared responsibility, or a special agency could be set up at a national (or even European) level to act nominally as sponsor.
