The phrase "allow for the future" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing planning, considerations, or making provisions for future events or circumstances.
Example: "When developing our business strategy, we must allow for the future and anticipate potential market changes."
Alternatives: "make provisions for the future" or "consider future possibilities".
The combination of accuracy and low computational time allow for the future utilization of the model as a reliable tool for PEMFC simulation, control, design and optimization purposes.
The energy approach will allow for the future application of more realistic constitutive models of rubber-filled polymers such as that of Mullins and for RVEs of larger size that contain an agglomeration of rubber particles.
Some Freeview channels are moving to new airwaves to allow for the future development of new mobile broadband services, the service said.
The testing resulted in a number of modifications, including higher suspension to allow climbing over taller obstacles, the increase in armor thickness, increase of the body width and the creation of an empty space at the rear, to allow for the future installation of a communications radio.
Therefore, to allow for the future addition of 'atypical' genes, we have developed a naming system based upon var gene location and Ups sequence type.
As compounds 1 and 5 were thought to represent the most promising inhibitor scaffolds, we determined the molecular basis of binding to allow for the future design of derivatives.
The numerical description of the cross-flow filtration model developed is completely general and allows for the future incorporation of any theoretical description for key solution properties.
"It's good for the fans to see and, as long as it's done in a safe manner - you don't stop on the racing line - then maybe it should be allowed for the future.
The fire control system also allowed for the future upgrade to a more sophisticated stabilization system for the tank's main gun.
