The phrase "allow sufficient space for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for adequate room or capacity for something, whether physical or metaphorical.
Example: "When arranging the furniture, make sure to allow sufficient space for movement around the room."
Alternatives: "provide enough room for" or "ensure adequate space for".
That message, it is claimed, would "allow [Labour] to address public concerns on the fiscal deficit, guarantee that all cuts announced for this parliament could be reversed in full and allow sufficient space for a programme of economic transformation".
A point of debate is the likelihood that agents such as UV irradiation or pollution can impose effects of bond scission in low levels of hydration, but do not allow sufficient space for the collagen helix to unfold.
The cross-tie extends upslope from the main bund at an angle of 90° to the main bund; at least 30 cm should be left between the cross-tie and the pit to allow sufficient space for planting the seedling.
An ion source and 2-solenoid magnetic LEBT have been designed and optimized to transport beams over a wide range of space-charge neutralization and transverse emittance, while allowing sufficient space for diagnostics and a beam deflector.
The maximum precipitation at this site did not cause any leaching of urea from pots (distance from the soil surface to the top of the pot was 7 cm, allowing sufficient space for the pots to hold precipitation).
This docking pose allows sufficient space for molecular oxygen.
This is due to steric hindrance provided by the β-methyl group on C-16, not allowing sufficient space for a second TMTH tag to be attached to the steroid.
This would allow sufficient space to accommodate the binding of a large enzyme molecule.
Allow sufficient space between your body and the net to ensure you do not accidentally touch it.
Q. Drivers also must now leave sufficient space for other cars when defending a position.
Such an approach can provide sufficient space for drawing lessons to guide programme scale-up.
