The phrase "allow for smaller" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capacity or flexibility of something to accommodate smaller sizes or dimensions.
Example: "The new design will allow for smaller components, making the device more compact."
Alternatives: "permit smaller" or "facilitate smaller".
Regulation needs to be fine-tuned and market structure enhanced to allow for smaller I.P.O.'s.
The 90-nanometer approach is meant to allow for smaller, faster components, and it should help Intel integrate digital and analog functions into single small chips.
At the same time, New Yorkers have also been buying more condominiums, which allow for smaller down payments (and larger mortgages) than co-ops do.
As for Nored, an Alabama native and avid Crimson Tide fan, he said he would get into politics again to reform the Bowl Championship Series to allow for smaller programs to have a better chance to compete for titles.
All I'm saying is that with a longer battery life and advancements in technology which allow for smaller chips yet higher computing power, you could actually be lighter, yet more powerful.
But more generally, it may potentially also allow for smaller trials to be conducted.
MIT has looked into some very promising vehicle concepts that allow for small footprint in the city and a more safety and dynamic configuration for the open road.
Iyengar et al. (2008) derive the optimal consumption level for three-part tariffs under certainty first, and then allow for small variations of this level ex post.
To ensure good lighting conditions and allow for small exposure times, two 500 W quartz iodine lamps were provided per investigated zone.
Deep sub-micron CMOS processes allow for small pixel size, needed for adequate single point resolution and low occupancy at a Super B factory.
Roach also said she's pleased that the recommendations allow for small businesses and craft growers to partake in the new regime.
