The phrase "allow for revisions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the possibility of making changes or edits to a document, plan, or proposal.
Example: "The final draft of the report will be submitted next week, but we must allow for revisions based on the feedback we receive."
Alternatives: "permit changes" or "make room for edits."
A thematic content analysis occured concurrently with data collection to allow for revision of questions and development of new lines of inquiry [ 20, 21, 29, 31].
However, several of us had substantial concerns, and while in the end we decided to allow for revision, the following points should be addressed: 1) Stimulation by KCl is highly non-physiological and thus the intermediate structures described here may only become apparent at extreme stimulation conditions.
"API supports revision of the 2016 New Source Performance Standards, and we are hopeful that the eventual outcome recognizes the science, allowing for revisions to the flawed rule," Porter said.
He differed from the likewise singular Hopper, a painter of synthesized fictions, in that he usually worked directly from observed subjects, and almost always in watercolors or gouache — with a nearly dry brush, allowing for revisions.
The organization intends to suggest alternatives to the amendment at every point in the process that allows for revisions to be made.
A few years ago Guthrie started The Museum of Alternative History (MOAH), a series of exhibitions and publications in reaction to legislation that allowed for revisions to be made to public school textbooks.
It was felt that this should be doable within the time allowed for revision.
This allows for revision of the QTPP, if needed, and guides development activities prior to investment of major development resources.
E-learning is popular with students since study can be carried out at the convenience of the learner and it also allows for revision of content.
