The phrase "allow for the temporary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to accommodate or make provisions for something that is not permanent or is expected to change.
Example: "In our planning, we must allow for the temporary disruptions that may occur during the construction phase."
Alternatives: "make provisions for the temporary" or "account for the temporary".
The Cat and Mouse Act allowed for the temporary discharge of prisoners on hunger strike, allowing for their recovery and then rearrest - or, if they died, taking the responsibility away from the government.
The bill allows for the "temporary suspension" of internet connections for those deemed to have allowed multiple copyright infringement after warnings from their ISPs (who are required to maintain "copyright infringement reports" on users, anonymously).
Mayor Bloomberg said his plan would end overcrowding in high schools, end the need for split sessions and allow for the elimination of all temporary classroom "trailers" by 2012.
Under one idea, the department of health would move out of its offices in Richmond House on Whitehall to allow for the construction of a temporary structure in the courtyard, which would serve as the chamber of the House of Commons.
There are some clever bits of gear that allow for the creation of a temporary pier or causeway, which helps get around the need for some big infrastructure, but setting that up still takes time.
Contingency plans also allow for the opening of additional temporary ICUs during an MCI in areas such as the operating theatre recovery rooms, endoscopy suite, and day surgery suite.
Representative Eric Cantor, Republican of Virginia, with support of other Virginia lawmakers and Monticello enthusiasts, introduced and pushed through legislation in the House that would allow for a temporary three-year commemorative redesign, provided that Monticello return to the coin in 2006.
To reach the required spectator capacity of 30,000 seats, the plans called for the roof of the Adidas stand to be removed to allow for a temporary third tier.
The Leaf's electric warning sound had to be removed for cars delivered in the U.K., as the country's law mandates that any hazard warning sound must be capable of being disabled between 11 00 pm and 6 00 am, and the Leaf's audible warning system does not allow for such temporary deactivation.
