The phrase "allow for the removal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the provision or accommodation for something to be taken away or eliminated.
Example: "The design of the software should allow for the removal of outdated features to improve user experience."
Alternatives: "permit the removal" or "facilitate the removal".
Officials are evaluating the option of using natural gas for heating systems, which would reduce emissions and allow for the removal of 63 underground oil tanks, he said.
Swing-away leg rests allow for the removal of the leg rests from the frame in order to facilitate transfers into and out of the wheelchair.
Iowa's system of merit appointment of judges followed by up-or-down retention elections is meant to allow for the removal of corrupt or incompetent judges, not to facilitate partisan manipulation and judicial intimidation.
Of the developers who responded to the city's request for proposals last year, Mr. De said, Cherokee was the only one to come back with a "holistic response" -- a plan that would allow for the removal of about 700 private homes in areas desirable for redevelopment.
The final product was trapped on a Silica cartridge to allow for the removal of anisole, TFA and other chemical impurities.
A planning report said it was part of a plan to introduce an hourly service along the Shrewsbury to Aberystwyth line, and would also allow for the removal of speed restrictions along the line.
Cleavage was carried out for 24 h at +4°C, the sample was concentrated in an Amicon Ultra-15 3K centrifugal filter device (Millipore), and imidazole was removed using a PD-10 column (GE Healthcare); this allowed for the removal of uncleaved His-tagged protein by another passage through Ni-NTA in the case of incomplete cleavage.
In June, that court held that the city could implement a nearly decade-old state regulation allowing for the removal for 30 days of a man or women from free city shelter as a disciplinary action.
Salmond writes: "There is nothing in any European treaty that allows for the removal of 5 million EU citizens against their will because they have taken part in a legal, democratic vote about how they should be governed.
By George Packer Section 4 of the Twenty-fifth Amendment to the Constitution allows for the removal of a President who can no longer discharge his duties but is unable or unwilling to say so.
