The phrase "allowed for an opening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation that creates an opportunity or possibility for something to happen.
Example: "The unexpected delay allowed for an opening in the schedule, enabling us to fit in an extra meeting."
Alternatives: "created an opportunity" or "provided a chance".
The idea was that the floor would be open for a couple hours in the late afternoon-early evening, allowing for an opening night party as is done at the French book fair, the Salon du Livre, and at the American Library Association's Annual Convention.
The Cottle test allows for an opening of these valves to see what improvement results by spreading the lateral nasal walls apart.
On the other hand, astrocyte interconnections are believed to contribute to propagating the CSD wave, by way of K+ liberation, allowed for by an opening of remote K+ channels.
Memarian also does not like our rejection of Karim Sadjadpour's claim that the Islamic Republic's foreign policy debate is too ideologically constrained to allow for a strategic opening to the United States on the grounds that such a claim is "simply not supported by the historical record".
A further investment of $10 million from the State of California and a donation of 20 acre of land from the City of Palm Desert allowed for the opening of an expanded graduate center on April 15 , 2005 adjacent to the California State University, San Bernardino Palm Desert Campus.
The compromise would have left the Orthodox Chief Rabbinate with final control over conversion, but allowed for the opening of a joint Reform-Orthodox conversion institute.
For instance, these collaborations recently allowed for the opening of a new computing lab dedicated to graduate student use for projects involving multimedia or Internet technology (e.g., the development of a course site or the creation of an online lecture), so students may continue to apply their skills long after the workshop has ended.
For four hours, the time allowed for his opening statement, Mr. Seselj lectured the court on Serbian linguistics and history, told his judges they were paid not to think, was scathing about Slobodan Milosevic, the United States, Germany and the Vatican, quoted from Tolstoy and dissected the legal aspects of the notion of "hate speech," for which he stands accused.
He also allowed for 45-minute opening statements by David Sheehan, counsel to the trustee for Madoff's victims, and Robert F. Wise Jr., who is part of the legal team defending Fred Wilpon and Saul Katz, the Mets' owners.
The subsequent saponification allowed for the ring opening and generation of HDP cidofovir prodrug 279 in 58% yield (Scheme 86).
