The phrase "allow for variations in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to accommodate differences or changes in a particular context, such as data, processes, or outcomes.
Example: "When designing the experiment, we must allow for variations in temperature to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "account for differences in" or "make room for changes in".
The cushions are most often used to allow for variations in statistical sampling, but schools are reporting on actual students, not samples of them.
To allow for variations in stress, the spaces between the tiles in each section had to be calculated by computer, at that time a novelty in building projects.
Nevertheless, Schiano and defensive coordinator Bill Sheridan have a set of corners who will allow for variations in coverage calls this season.
To compare flows of disposable income at different points in time, in different countries, or even in different locations within a country, the measured values of such incomes must be adjusted to allow for variations in the cost of living.
These devices allow for variations in electric field geometry on the polymer alignment to be examined systematically.
It's a crude comparison — it doesn't allow for variations in how well different industrial sectors are doing — but there's some rough justice to these lists.
In offering a measure of coordination, Visser seeks to allow for variation in the extent of coordination within a particular mode of coordination.
One-tree-height-from-retention guidelines can help plan harvest layouts, but only as long as plans allow for variation in re-establishment success among species and groups.
This is to allow for variation in the actual arrival time from the scheduled arrival time due to the delta-t jitter (10 ms by default) and the synchronization-time (250 ms by default) [8].
The 1220 tax attempted to allow for variation in land values, exempting barren land from taxation.
Interpretation of the relationship between SCR and EIR needs to allow for variation in the estimates for both measures.
