The phrase "allow for the presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to make provisions or accommodations for a presentation to take place.
Example: "We need to allow for the presentation to be scheduled during the conference to ensure all participants can attend."
Alternatives: "make room for the presentation" or "provide for the presentation".
Oratorios allow for the presentation of ideas without the expectation of action.
Some jurisdictions even allow for the presentation of unsolicited projects (Brazil, Chile, Colombia, and Los Angeles County, for example) by prospective sponsors.
As shown in Fig. 3, different outputs allow for the presentation of learning objects that are relevant to that specific output.
It will be presented in a museum-like exhibition layout -- a non-segregated and fluid format -- for a dynamic quality of display as well as to allow for the presentation of art in context.
The presence of an increased number of dendritic cells would allow for the presentation of SEB to a larger number of T cells.
There are likely many tens of thousands of possible side chain scaffolds containing only C, H, and O that would allow for the presentation of two hydroxyl groups and the stable attachment of a nitrogenous base in the numerous valid molecular formulas extending up to that of the ribosides.
Taking advantage of a closed-loop system, which allows for the presentation of visual stimuli dependent on the behavior of flies, we found that the decision to freeze or flee is modulated by movement speed at the time of threat.
A half natural size (1 2) scale was chosen for reproduction, which allows for the presentation of all details, while permitting the collection to be published in one volume.
It is possible that such an arrangement allows for the presentation of only one active site to DNA and thus, provides a basis for the observed nicking activity.
Thus, reporting of the caries status according to CAST allows for the presentation of a pre-morbidity stage that calls for preventive actions.
A related curricular innovation, vertical integration, allows for the presentation of more complex cases, based specifically upon the structured acquisition and application of concepts from the preceding horizontally integrated coursework [ 8, 9].
