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Discover LudwigThe phrase "allow two weeks for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating the time frame needed for a process, task, or response.
Example: "Please allow two weeks for processing your application."
Alternatives: "permit two weeks for" or "give two weeks for".
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Students may apply at any time but please allow two weeks for applications to be processed.
Please allow two weeks for your health information to be received, reviewed and processed.
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When it publishes a draft of its recommendations, it will allow four weeks for public comment.
We will allow three weeks for the companies to write their business case, and we expect the assessment to take two-three weeks.
Briefly, after allowing two weeks for habituation and training, animals were fitted with plastic caps and stainless steel cannulae (26 gauge, Plastics One Inc., Roanoke, VA, USA).
Prior to their use, they were allowed two weeks for acclimatization within the work area environment.
The Referendum Act allows six weeks for anyone challenging the result to bring a claim for judicial review.
The paper allows four weeks for banks and other parties to respond, and final recommendations are expected to be published by the end of next month.
We allowed six weeks for non-response, during which time reminders were posted.
It can take time to process materials, so you should allow two weeks following submission for your status page to be updated.
Three days following the final training session, animals were implanted with PVT-directed guide cannulae and were allowed one week for recovery.
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