"allow for the impact" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when talking about allowing something or someone to make or have an impact on something, such as a person's decision or opinion. For example, "This team must allow for the impact of other teams on our strategy."
And none of these figures allow for the impact of aids, which remains, in many ways, unrecognized and unreckoned with.
Standard Life added that projected policy returns would also now have to allow for the impact of the investment guarantees it pays on some policies, the cost of which is expected to be "significant" in the future.
In addition, I interact these terms to allow for the impact of skills (i.e., education and experience) on wages and employment to vary over time and the impact of education to vary with the experience level.
Bounded approaches, such as the one we outline in this paper, allow for the impact of uncertainty to be assessed without needing to perform Monte-Carlo simulations.
The Pain Questionnaire was designed for usage in the general population but is not considered suitable as a signaling instrument as it does not allow for the impact of pain.
Analyses will allow for the impact of two possible confounding variables: the number of patients that could potentially be seen by the GP or dentist (calculated as total practice size divided by the number of partners and adjusted to reflect full-time or part-time work); and the gender of the GP (a potential confound in the survey of norethisterone prescribing).
Tesla reports non-GAAP revenue, a somewhat rare statistic, to allow for the impacts that its Model S leasing program has on short-term top line.
Mr Osborne's main fiscal target allows for the impact of these "automatic stabilisers".
Mead said it expected the closing of the plant Nov. 5 to have a positive effect on earnings after allowing for the impact of the charge.
Even allowing for the impact of Buchanan's rhetoric, displayed in a succession of interviews, it was probably unhelpful that his laments about enfeebled men, in contrast to women's status as "divine creatures", coincided with repeated evidence that it is apt to be the other way around.
The stochastic results, however, are very close to that value, after allowing for the impact of fires.
