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The phrase "allow time to retake" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for a period to redo or reassess something, such as an exam or a project.
Example: "After the initial test, we will allow time to retake for those who need it."
Alternatives: "permit a retake" or "provide time for a redo".
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You may even want to allow time to retake an exam if you don't do well the first time.
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Just allow time to heal your wounds.
For regular decision, taking the exam in June, July, or September will allow you time to retake it in November and still meet our February 1 application deadline.
He said the army has a plan "that has been structured for some time" to retake the zone.
And you will also have plenty of time to retake the exam if needed.
Schedule your test early in the application season, to give yourself enough time to retake it, if necessary.
Students are thus encouraged to schedule their initial attempt to allow time for a retake if necessary.
Allow time to grieve.
Allow time to cool.
Allow time to heal.
Allow time to dry.
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