The phrase "allow for the involvement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to make provisions or create opportunities for participation or engagement in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy will allow for the involvement of community members in the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "facilitate participation" or "enable engagement".
The regional approach allows for the involvement of a variety of health care professionals, the pooling of available resources and expertise, and serves as a motivating factor for each participating institution.
Indeed, given the venomous relationship between Israel and the Palestinians, it does not allow for the implementation of any peace initiative, either unilaterally or through international involvement.
Articles 5(3) and 12(b) TEU and the Protocol on the application of the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality allow for greater involvement by national parliaments in the law-making process, and stresses the importance of the principle of subsidiarity – that law-making should only happen at EU level where necessary.
In February 2016 it was found to be legal, based on a retrospective amendment to the Migration Act, which the court said allowed for the commonwealth's involvement in detaining someone in another country.
The premiums paid by MHI members are usually community-rated and the schemes often adopt participatory management approaches, which allow for community involvement in decision making [ 32, 33].
Most members of the CHMT felt that the planning guidelines from the Prime Ministers' Office, the Regional Administration and Local Government and from the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare did not allow for broad stakeholder involvement in decision-making processes.
To allow for a greater involvement of statisticians in the study design process, additional funds will be needed and this will require commitment from funding bodies.
A key characteristic of GRACE is to allow for a broad involvement of stakeholders and to ensure utmost transparency of the research process.
For example, by closely aligning organizational entities with medical specialties, management can be more focused and direct, simultaneously allowing for the greater influence and involvement of physicians.
For newborns that are preterm and may require prolonged stays in facilities, country teams suggested tasks (such as feeding and basic care) that could be shifted to nursing auxiliaries as well as to mothers, all of which require guidelines and inclusive policies that allow for involvement of mothers and family members [ 22], including KMC [ 21].
