The phrase "allow for the term" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the inclusion or consideration of a specific term in a context, such as a definition or a discussion.
Example: "In our analysis, we must allow for the term 'sustainability' to encompass various interpretations."
Alternatives: "consider the term" or "account for the term".
We allowed for the term 'metabolic' during Medline search, but rated metabolic syndrome as outcome criteria of low evidence for our study question (O = 0).
Although the International Committee of the Red Cross has taken the unusual step of publicly criticizing the United States for the open-ended nature of the detention, officials here say they are planning changes that will allow for the long term.
The aim became the setting up of various modules that would allow for the long-term study of the effects of the RP system A-type on archaeological iron and the effectiveness of the system over time.
"I am deeply concerned about the Trump Administration's preparations to strip fundamental protections from migrant children that would allow for the long-term imprisonment of families," he said in a statement.
Conventional methods are useful for elucidating certain aspects of viral processes, but they do not allow for the long-term imaging of viral genome entry and replication in cell culture.
We report on conditions that allow for the long-term persistence of functional HEGs at high frequency, and we explore the parameter choices under which the persistence of HEGs at high frequency is dynamically stable and evolutionarily stable.
Regenerative β cell treatments in diabetic patients could allow for the long-term restoration of normal glycemic control and thus represent a potentially curative therapy (Yi et al., 2013).
Its consultation paper said that tried-and-tested technology did not yet exist to allow for the safe long-term disposal of plutonium in an underground repository.
Broad search terms were used to allow for the wide variation in terms we knew to be present in the literature, with a separate set of terms to ensure that only papers including a methodology were returned.
This extends far beyond the time of treatment and will allow for the assessment of longer term cost savings as well as the maintenance of clinical benefit.
And I would be concerned if our credit market shrunk in ways that did not allow for the financing of long-term growth.
