The phrase "allow for the word" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the inclusion or consideration of a specific word in a context, such as writing or speech.
Example: "In this context, we must allow for the word 'innovation' to be included in our final report."
Alternatives: "consider the term" or "include the word".
In a theater this small there's no need to yell, and the quietness better allows for the word-by-word gorgeousness of Shakespeare's lines to be heard during a two-and-a-half-hour barrage of speech.
The current study presents a framework for the automatic generation of probability word problems based on templates that allow for the generation of word problems involving different topics from probability theory.
Both allow for the use of muted words — so on each you can add a range of words, like "Star Wars" and any other relevant characters or keywords.
To more accurately compute pairwise scores between human sequences, we allow for the input of arbitrary background word frequencies.
It is hard not to conclude that the electronic format is the only one expansive enough to allow for the explosion of new English words and expressions in a language hard-pressed to keep up with its evolution.
Regular expressions can allow for the identification of element types that cannot be readily specified by a single keyword and can allow for different words with similar character sequences to be distinguished.
Before experimentation, participants viewed all encoding words supraliminally to ensure word understanding and allow for familiarization with words (but not word-word combinations).
The Los Angeles Times and the Associated Press are monitoring the rebranding, but their stylebooks still allow for use of the word "Mormon" in articles about the faith.
It is an electronic device that allows for reading the words of books, without all those other book components, like paper and covers.
We allow for any desired word neighbourhood and associate words with weights such that the signal of words matching exactly is not lost.
