The phrase "allow for the death" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the need to consider or accommodate the possibility of death in a situation or plan.
Example: "When planning the event, we must allow for the death of any key participants and have contingency plans in place."
Alternatives: "account for the death" or "consider the death".
Although the tribunal rules allow for the death penalty, the two defendants will not face it.
But the United Nations-backed tribunal, unlike Lebanon, does not allow for the death penalty.
They allow for the death penalty for anyone found guilty of insulting Islam.
On Sunday and again on Monday he said Mr. Hussein must be brought to trial, but noted that The Hague tribunal does not allow for the death penalty and that "all options have to be on the table".
That was a reference, American officials said, to United States laws that provide for the extradition of anybody found guilty of a terrorist attack against an American official and that allow for the death penalty.
Responding to the public outrage, the government toughened laws on sexual violence against women that criminalize stalking, voyeurism, acid attacks and allow for the death penalty in cases where a victim is left in a vegetative state after an attack.
The law allows for the death penalty for murders ordered by drug dealers as part of their business.
Palestinian law allows for the death penalty for people convicted of collaboration with Israel, murder or drug trafficking.
The revision of the triggerman law, approved 83 to 11, allows for the death penalty to be imposed if the accomplice has the same intent as the killer.
In 1988, Congress adopted what has become known as the "drug kingpin statute," which allows for the death penalty against an individual who commits murder as part of a larger drug enterprise.
The law allows for the death penalty to be applied in four types of drug-related cases, according to the Death Penalty Information Center: murder committed during a drug-related drive-by shooting, murder committed with the use of a firearm during a drug-trafficking crime, murder related to drug trafficking and murder of a law enforcement officer that relates to drugs.
