The phrase "allow greater flexibility" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing options, policies, or arrangements that provide more adaptability or freedom in decision-making or actions.
Example: "The new policy will allow greater flexibility in work hours, enabling employees to better balance their personal and professional lives."
Alternatives: "provide more leeway" or "enable increased adaptability."
In many cases, conservation-focused incentive programmes may need to facilitate cooperative NRM among groups of adjoining micro-scale lifestyle landowners and allow greater flexibility in the length and allowable land and forest management practices of contractual agreements.
Modern synthetic dyestuffs allow greater flexibility than these traditional dyes.
In some areas we might choose to allow greater flexibility, while in others, say in protecting animal welfare, we might regulate more strictly.
Disney Theatrical Productions announced its "worry-free winter 2011" exchange policy for the two musicals as an experiment to allow greater flexibility at the box office.
After keeping the renminbi tightly pegged to the dollar for nearly three years, China announced on June 19 that it would allow greater flexibility.
"We believe converting the Liberty Entertainment tracking stock to an asset-backed security will create a stronger currency and allow greater flexibility to pursue our strategic objectives," Gregory B. Maffei, the chief executive of Liberty Media, said in a statement.
Direct RF sampling techniques allow great flexibility in reconfigurable radio design.
These excellent stabilities of thermophilic enzymes allow great flexibility in the operational conditions of in vitro bioconversion systems.
SIGLa has diverse functionalities that guarantee the quality of laboratory's data and allow great flexibility in the construction of the workflow.
"There may be no alternative to raising interest rates, allowing greater flexibility in exchange rates and reducing reliance on foreign exchange intervention," the report said.
"These standards will preserve the nutritional gains that have already been made in school food while allowing greater flexibility," he said.
