"allow further development" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when you want to encourage someone to expand upon something. For example, "These initial findings are promising - they could really allow further development of this project."
He predicted that Mr. Bush "will ultimately allow further development of stem cell research".
Not only does energy provide jobs in energy industries, but lower-cost energy from our domestic resources of natural gas, oil and coal will allow further development of manufacturing.
Lord Patten, BBC Trust chairman, said he believed the agreement would allow further development of "Welsh language broadcast media, to provide a service that truly meets the changes, needs and expectations of the audience".
The notation of the presented derivation was optimized for conciseness to allow further development of this algorithm.
Additionally, professional societies and companies associated with lymphoedema were counted in order to understand possible concepts of improvement for current human resources, as professional training and certification allow further development in this important field.
To allow further development of the aircraft's systems, orders were placed for three pre-production aircraft, the first of which performed its maiden flight in February 1975.
Read more... Creates a constitution setting out the rights and responsibilities of patients and staff, allows further development of "personalised" health services and direct payments for healthcare.
The Open Source foundation of AZOrange gives complete algorithmic transparency, allows further development of the algorithms and reduces license costs.
In addition it suggests Haswell-based computers will also be better suited to tracking objects placed close to their camera sensors allowing further development of gesture controls and augmented reality.
The Bayesian approach allows further development via the model output, for example the inclusion of the dietary proportions with their uncertainty in generalised linear models to relate diet with other explanatory variables such as the inclusion of random effects in MixSIR [26].
Its modular structure allows further development of new, additional steps as well as the refinement of existing modules.
