The phrase "allowed additional time for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the granting of extra time for a task, deadline, or event.
Example: "The teacher allowed additional time for students to complete their assignments due to unforeseen circumstances."
Alternatives: "granted extra time for" or "permitted more time for".
"They have more effective assessment arrangements and also allow additional time for study.
See Executive Order No. 13804, Allowing Additional Time for Recognizing Positive Actions by the Government of Sudan Amending Executive Order 13761 (July 11 , 2017, available here.
Anne A. Paolucci, CUNY's chairwoman, who was out of town much of this week, said yesterday that she still viewed the plan as an "excellent one," but that she had put off the vote because she wanted "to allow additional time for consultation and opportunity for input". She said she hoped it would be considered at the April board meeting.
"I want to ensure that consumers have a good experience of smart metering from day one [and] that's why we are allowing additional time for the energy suppliers to complete the rollout, so industry has the time to get it right for consumers". Richard Postance, partner at Ernst & Young, said the delay could mean the benefits of the new technology taking longer to be realised.
"Although there is a lot of work to do, the granted short extension to our current licenses is intended to allow additional time for OFAC to review the proposed changes," Barker was quoted as saying in the Russian press.
Board members also agreed to move their next meeting to April 25 to allow additional time for the forums.
The final hearing on Detroit's bankruptcy will come July 16, allowing additional time for creditors to reach deals with the city prior to what is expected to be a massive court battle.
It may not feel like regression immediately but by blocking positive change you are actually creating and allowing additional time for the negative results your brain creates to reproduce, propagate and permeate.
At 10am on July 2, NASCAR announced that the race was being postponed; while July 25 was an open date, the decision was made to reschedule the race for October 17, to allow additional time for the wildfires to be controlled.
