The phrase "allow for speakers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to accommodate or make provisions for speakers in a particular context, such as an event or presentation.
Example: "The conference organizers need to allow for speakers to have adequate time for their presentations."
Alternatives: "make provisions for speakers" or "accommodate speakers".
This relaxation of the rules potentially allows for speakers' messages to be heard by larger audiences.
With the globalization of mobile devices, this feature is imperative as it allows for speaker-dependent speech recognition for potentially any language or dialect.
In particular, they do not allow for bilingual speakers, who are a major linguistic force in many societies.
Wireless speaker company Sonos has updated its entire streaming system to allow for nearly wireless speaker connectivity.
Following a call of order by the president to calm the chamber to allow for the next speaker to be heard, EFDD leader Nigel FARAGE (UK) noted that those who had laughed at him 17 years ago, when he arrived in Parliament announcing a campaign to leave the EU, were not laughing now.
In one instance, elected officials were allowed to talk for more than the two-minute limit they were given, which was already more time than what was allowed for other speakers, according to the lawsuit.
Distributed speakers allow for lower sound volumes than would be necessary with centralized speakers, which would disturb neighboring residences and business.
Yes, 78 of the 98 Democrats voted against Mr. Bragman's motion to suspend the rules and allow for removal of a speaker during the middle of a two-year term.
A waterproof microphone and speaker allow for two-way talk, allowing a homeowner to give instructions like telling delivery drivers to leave a package at the gate, or deterring prowlers by speaking.
"Explaining" only allows for one speaker, while "teaching" allows for more than one.
