The phrase "allow them for" is not standard in written English and may lead to confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are granting permission or making provisions for something, but it is better to clarify the intended meaning.
Example: "We need to allow them for the time it takes to complete the project."
Alternatives: "permit them for" or "make provisions for".
These allow them, for example, to pool R&D resources and to consolidate overlapping operations.
"Nothing is going to be enough," said Mr. Stone, who didn't allow them for "Any Given Sunday".
Their versatile physico-chemical features enable them as a carrier of several pharmaceutically relevant entities and allow them for rational design of novel nanoscale candidates for drug development.
Users of Facebook can download free applications, which allow them, for example, to play poker with friends or compare each other's taste in movies.
Concern about drug-resistant germs led Denmark to ban antibiotics for growth promotion, though it continues to allow them for sick animals.
Both DirecTV and EchoStar should get a big boost from a new law that will allow them for the first time to offer local television channels.
It allows them, for instance, to file their expense reports online and be reimbursed within days.
She allowed them, for instance, to advertise the fact that they had two independently operating legs.
"It allows them for the first time to make a very educated decision about how to plan," Ms. Magnusdottir said.
He also allowed them for the first time to borrow money from abroad.Despite its recent growth, however, microcredit is far less widespread in India than in neighbouring Bangladesh.
A Palo Alto, Calif., company named Palantir sells this technology to American intelligence agencies, allowing them, for example, to match travel records and personal data to identify possible terrorists.
