The phrase "allow more opportunity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to create or provide additional chances or possibilities for someone or something.
Example: "The new policy aims to allow more opportunity for underprivileged students to access higher education."
Alternatives: "create greater opportunities" or "provide additional chances".
Some of these opportunities may be in the equine allied industries where the pay may be better and the hours more sociable; they may also allow more opportunity to have your own horse and pony and have time to enjoy it".
Strengthening the physical would allow more opportunity for the spiritual to be strengthened as well.
That may allow more opportunity for the environment, rather than genes alone, to direct the brain's development, he says.
This was to allow more opportunity to ask the tutor questions regarding these less familiar topics: ethics, communication skills, dermatology, radiograph interpretation, peripheral vascular and hernia examinations.
Our results emphasize that designing the artificial selection experiment to allow more opportunity for recombination increases the ability to detect and localize QTL.
To allow more opportunity for the second recombination event to occur, the single-crossover clones were serially subcultured without selection for up to 9 consecutive days.
"I believe the class sizes will diminish, and it will allow more opportunities for teachers to work with students that are struggling".
Parts of the course, set in the grounds of Hadleigh Castle in Essex, will be widened to allow more opportunities for athletes to pass.
Leaders can encourage goal-directed prospection, allow more opportunities to telecommute, or help establish boundaries between the office and employees' homes.
These novel disease relationships will allow more opportunities for drug repositioning, that is, finding new uses of existing drugs.
