The phrase "allowed for construction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or provisions have been made for building or development activities.
Example: "The city council approved the new zoning regulations, which allowed for construction of residential buildings in the area."
Alternatives: "permitted for building" or "authorized for development".
This tax allowed for construction not only of City Hall, but also paved streets and a new sewer system, and from 1902 08, the city eliminated its property taxes altogether.
Inclusion criteria Studies that had collected data prospectively in patients with suspected inflammatory bowel disease and allowed for construction of a two by two table.
Review methods The analysis included studies that compared point of care D-dimer tests with predefined reference criteria for venous thromboembolism, enrolled consecutive outpatients, and allowed for construction of a 2×2 table.
A gene replacement protocol using electroporation of linear DNA fragments was first developed for G. sulfurreducens in 2001 (9), and insertion of antibiotic cassettes allowed for construction of multiple deletion mutants, such as the Δ omcB:: cat Δ omcST:: nptII Δ omcE:: aacC Δ omcZ:: aadA quintuple deletion mutant.
To address these limitations, we designed a novel "Virtual Normal" algorithm (VN), which allowed for construction of an unbiased reference signal directly from test samples within an experiment using any publicly available normal reference set as a baseline thus eliminating the need for an in-lab normal reference set.
Even though the property's zoning allows for construction of only one home, residents aren't surprised by developers' interest.
Congress has awarded the city $14.2 million for road improvements, including an access road across the landfill to the bay, which will allow for construction of the ferry terminal.
"We have already seen how they begin to die out once they have been replanted after being removed to allow for construction of ski resorts".
The company is relocating from 34th Street in Manhattan to allow for construction of the No. 7 subway extension, the company said.
The approval from the United States Army Corps of Engineers allows for construction to begin in the river itself, repairing the Civil War-era seawall and the 13 huge rotting piers that are the centerpiece of the plan.
The plan, announced on Wednesday, allows for construction of pipelines across the reserve to carry oil and gas from the Beaufort and Chukchi Seas off Alaska's North Slope to the current Trans-Alaska oil pipeline.
