The phrase "allow for solutions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to create space or opportunities for various solutions to be considered or implemented.
Example: "In order to address the issue effectively, we must allow for solutions that take into account all stakeholders' perspectives."
Alternatives: "make room for solutions" or "provide opportunities for solutions."
The area enclosed by both limiting curves does not allow for solutions.
Sharing it with researchers could allow for solutions to be developed while preventing overregulation or outright public sharing of proprietary knowledge.
A number of algorithms have been developed that allow for solutions that are biologically unfeasible, that is for solutions where some of the switches induce a contradictory timing ordering of the internal vertices of the host tree [ 13, 14, 17, 18].
This unique property allows for solution manipulation of robust polymer materials for applications associated with extreme operating or processing conditions.
After partitioning, Eq. (18) can be rewritten in terms of a reduced set of master equations between metabasins (instead of between individual basins), allowing for solution of Eq. (18) on any arbitrary time scale.
However, a reorganization of the equation for a circle and computing the squared residual of r (instead of r) allows for solution by linear regression.
Some reactions in the model can be represented as fundamental reactions, but some reactions contain complex maths, which is therefore converted to Python structures allowing for solution by the approximate method.
The enablers are sequencing machines that are agnostic as to the downstream processes, cloud computing which allows for the deployment of interconnected software solutions and APIs that allow for software solutions to integrate and transmit data.
Settlements "allow for rapid solutions to competition problems," Mr. Almunia said.
Assuming proportional tax rates alleviates the creation of tractable models that allow for explicit solutions.
The fuel and propulsion systems could well be better than the current standards, because the relatively small fleet, small geographical operational area, and probably centralised ownership would allow for specialised solutions.
