The phrase "allow for the burning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the need to accommodate or consider the act of burning, whether literally or metaphorically.
Example: "In the design of the fireplace, we must allow for the burning of wood without compromising safety."
Alternatives: "make provisions for the burning" or "account for the burning".
Hydrostatic and thermal equilibrium in a star give rise to temperatures and pressures that allow for nuclear burning, and consequently the emission of the starlight that we observe.
One of the only hopes is for the roof to collapse, allowing the burning timbers to be extinguished on the ground and the stone walls to remain standing.
Blake Royer of the Paupered Chef prefers to simmer and steam the sausage in half a pan of water allowed to boil dry, then fry it in butter – delicious, but it's impossible to get the pan hot enough to allow for any charring without burning the butter, and in any case, I'm not convinced a good hot dog requires anything in the way of extra fat.
Those in damaged facilities will have to be destroyed and disposed of according to state law, which allows for burying or burning carcasses.
Although idealized, the model allows for the opportunity to study the physics of the problem without the complexities of the nuclear kinetics of thermonuclear burning.
The continuous recycling of fuel in G/VCR systems allows for continuous burning and transmutation of actinides without removing and reprocessing of the fuel.
Further, our findings suggest that managing resource objective wildfires to allow for more moderate-severity burning, even with a single entry, may be more effective for restoring these forests than repeated low-severity entries.
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology could save the day and allow for many more decades of burning fossil fuels, but that's another very big and unproven gamble.
24 Concerning the second device to influence the behavior of experts, we fail to confirm the behavioral relevance of allowing for a money-burning option of the consumer.
