The phrase "allow opportunity for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the provision of chances or possibilities for something to happen or be done.
Example: "The new policy will allow opportunity for employees to develop their skills through training programs."
Alternatives: "provide a chance for" or "create an opportunity for".
The longer phase in period in the EU was to allow opportunity for alternatives to be developed and accepted by international testing authorities.
Feedback of interview responses by key informants and the results of the file audits allow opportunity for refinement of the care pathway, goal setting, further training and dissemination.
Before the interview the researchers allow opportunity for whakawhanaungatanga (establishing connections), kai (sharing of food), karakia (prayer or blessing) if required by participants).
We have been interested in the amido-oxazolinate ligands (HL 1, Scheme 1) as a chiral variation of the conventional β-diketiminate ligands, because they allow opportunity for facile introduction of stereogenic groups.
We chose to wait until the following calendar day (instead of directly after the consultation) to allow opportunity for any initial treatment changes (eg. pain medications) or identified information needs (eg. details about a specific treatment option from the oncologist) arising form the recorded consultation to have occurred.
Jobs that bring more money, like posts near the Kabul-Kandahar highway that allow opportunities for extorting truckers and smugglers, sell for a premium, soldiers here say.
"Without a minimum range, the margin could become bigger, and would also allow opportunities for coin sellers to corner certain players like MotM Coutinho".
Regarding pedagogy appropriate for engineering: Does it allow opportunities for ● Design based learning or project based learning?
In class, experiments using fruit flies or cross-fertilization of plants capitalize on children's natural curiosity and allow opportunities for observations that are compelling.
In addition, enclosure design should allow opportunities for the monkeys to segregate themselves from other group members, simulating fission, which is a conflict management strategy for avoiding aggression in wild spider monkeys.
Findings of the study will be useful in an attempt to gain a better understanding of the discursive practices of the civil engineering community to allow opportunities for effective teaching strategies for academic and professional purposes.
