The phrase "allow the prospect of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential or possibility of something happening in the future.
Example: "The new policy will allow the prospect of increased funding for community projects."
Alternatives: "permit the possibility of" or "enable the chance of".
And even when business trips are still allowed, the prospect of being stuck in economy between a screaming baby and a boring 250lb tourist, rather than stretching out as usual in business class, is deterring executives from trips they might once have made.The finance industry is cutting back on travel more than most, and it was a big user of BA's business seats.
Apart from this, the rapidity of the electroacoustic ESA technique allows the prospect of real-time process control in production line.
Governments can either meet their international commitments or allow the prospecting and development of new fossil fuel reserves.
Holcomb is dead now, but there is something in the picture, or something in Holcomb's way of standing of which the picture captures only a figment, that does not allow even the prospect of death to enter the world the picture shows.
Successful examination of these candidates should bring us one step closer to solving the problem of multiple ovulation and allow for the prospect of relaxing feed restriction to improve the welfare of broiler breeder chickens.
Since many viral video projects go on to generate their own popularity, it doesn't hurt to allow for the prospect of a sequel.
That is about the range you might expect for the normal risk arbitrage ahead of a takeover deal — but given the suspension of Hong Kong trading, it allows for the prospect of a slightly higher bid.
If ever it were to be allowed, it raises the prospect of ridding inherited disorders or conferring disease resistance to future generations, but could also usher in an era of genetically-enhanced "designer babies" engineered with desired traits, such as intelligence or athletic ability.
