The phrase "allow for swift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for quick action or response in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy is designed to allow for swift decision-making in emergency situations."
Alternatives: "facilitate quick" or "enable rapid".
The road that we have decided to follow will allow for swift action.
The first of the 22 decrees announces that their purpose is to toughen terrorism laws in order to allow for swift action to protect national security.
In turn, Henderson, who holds the John and Jene Blume-Robert and Ruth Halperin Professorship, learned about the finer points of computer control systems — how detailed algorithms allow for swift interpretation of messages coming from the brain.
"The advantage the north-east has over other regions is that it is the right size to allow for swift development of the multi-layered service the DCMS is seeking," added Tony Watson, PA's managing director.
The problem of limited mobility was also avoided by having the characters frequently use vehicles, from the Thunderbirds themselves to IR's "Hover Bikes", which allow for swift movement over rough terrain.
These rapid feedback inhibitors (RFIs) are thought to tune the signal transduction cascades, allow for swift feedback regulation and establish short latency phases after signaling induction.
Achieving that would require an increase in resources to allow for swifter processing by the Department of Homeland Security — including the more than 10,000 refugees waiting for a U.S. resettlement interview, as well as the 1,000 new applications being received from the United Nations each month.
What is more, the density of Korea's cities allows for swift and cheap delivery.
It was started without some simple measures that could have prevented deaths or allowed for swift investigations and a full public accounting when things went wrong.
