The phrase "allow planning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or the ability to engage in planning is being discussed, such as in project management or organizational settings.
Example: "The new policy will allow planning for future projects to be more efficient and streamlined."
Alternatives: "permit planning" or "facilitate planning".
He criticised powers contained in the Growth and Infrastructure Act, which allow planning applications to be decided directly by the Planning Inspectorate, if a council has not been "performing adequately" in determining applications.
It would allow planning to be more clearly linked up with transport— ideally, projects such as Crossrail would lead to more construction near stations such as Tottenham Court Road.
Moreover, although the cleaning frequency retrieved from Fig. 11b may allow planning a cleaning schedule at locations with rare precipitations (which is the case in most of the Atacama Desert), a different approach is required at sites with frequent precipitations.
The resulting gains in computational efficiency and performance allow planning models to be extended to include previously separate aspects of the urban system, enhancing the utility of such models from the planning perspective.
In contrast to the classical planning procedure that is based on a constant lead-time, artificial neural networks (ANNs) allow planning with variable lead times, depending on the given situation.
The axial cuts accurately locate depressed articular fragments and allow planning for access [10, 11] (Fig. 4).
Selective angiography evaluates the lesion dynamically and allows planning for trans-arterial embolisation (TAE) and super-selective catheterisation [56].
Three-dimensional imaging of the fractured ribs often provided useful information allowing planning the surgical approach.
Implementing a critical-care-led closed unit policy in the HDU was associated with an immediate reduction in both HDU and ICU bed-days, allowing planned bed closures.
The Armed Forces Revolutionary Council allowed planned multiparty democratic election to proceed and Dr Hilla Limann's People's National Party came to power on the 24th September 1979.
It has rewritten rules to allow plans to stop covering many forms of birth control.
