The phrase "allow for the completion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to provide time, resources, or conditions necessary for something to be finished or accomplished.
Example: "We need to allow for the completion of the project before the deadline to ensure quality work."
Alternatives: "make room for the completion" or "provide for the completion".
On 16 occasions since 1919, the tournament has been extended to allow for the completion of competition.
Approval by the general meeting would give the retailer until the end of November to report its results, provided its banks also give it an extension to allow for the completion of investigations into some bookkeeping practices.
He was set to testify Thursday at a confirmation hearing that had been delayed for weeks to allow for the completion of an ethics review of his vast personal wealth.
The move will allow for the completion of the last mile and a half of the 1,172-mile 1,172-mileonnecting oil projection areas in North Dakota to a connectingterminal near Patoil, Ill.
A great deal of pre-cooking is done for Julia's television series; a dish may have to be shown in three or four different stages of preparation, and since the twenty-eight minutes of allotted air time does not allow for the completion of these stages, versions of the dish at each stage must be ready to show.
This clever marketing plan, aided by some strokes of luck (two delays in sentencing a stay to allow for the completion of exhaustive dental work to remove Wayne's grills, and then a fire at the Manhattan courthouse where sentencing was set to take place), has kept the jailbird on the scene.
But the Israeli moratorium allowed for the completion of up to 3,000 homes already under construction and for a limited number of new public buildings, and excluded East Jerusalem.
The program is unique in that it allows for the completion of both degrees in six semesters without additional summer coursework.
The move infuriated Jewish settlers, but the Palestinians dismissed the moratorium as insufficient because it allowed for the completion of about 2,500 homes already under construction and because it did not include East Jerusalem.
Israel declared a partial, 10-month freeze in settlement building last November, but it allowed for the completion of thousands of residential units already under construction and it excluded East Jerusalem.
