The phrase "allow for view" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of providing an opportunity to see or observe something, but it is not a commonly used expression.
Example: "The design of the building should allow for view of the surrounding landscape."
Alternatives: "provide a view" or "enable visibility".
By default, this library provides the necessary tools to allow for viewing and modification of molecular structures.
The new controller will allow for viewing multiple screens (one on the TV of course, and one on your Wii U Gamepad), which the company showed off at their keynote this morning at E3.
Rainbow Bridge and the Niagara Falls Observation Tower allow for views of Niagara Falls, on the border of New York and Ontario, Canada.
One of its sponsors said on Tuesday the amendment would help raise money for the state's task force to combat human trafficking, adding that the measure would not restrict their legal liberties, indicating it would allow for viewing adult pornography.
1989); very different views of 3D object which are identified correctly as the same object by IT neurons after visual experience with the objects to allow for view-invariant learning (Booth and Rolls 1998); and many man-made tools and objects which may appear quite different in 2D image properties from different views).
These probes allow for views across several rib spaces or for a longer view of the pleural line.
This is an important restriction that the Murray test imposes as it does not allow for views that are not well-defined.
The aquarium has several tanks that allow for viewing and touching of the lab's research species and other sea life from the Gulf of Maine.
Facebook, too, is working hard to showcase conversations about TV and media, allowing for viewing of some shows directly from its Web site.
And the peculiar window placement (there is a pair of corner windows, for example, tucked under the kitchen cabinets) allows for views of the outdoors no matter where you are.
This allowed for viewing phenomena that emerged in video analysis through multiple layers of understanding.
