The phrase "allowed for consultation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something has been made available or permitted for discussion or review.
Example: "The new policy changes were allowed for consultation before being finalized."
Alternatives: "permitted for discussion" or "made available for review".
The education and adoption bill going through parliament will change the law to accelerate the transfer of schools to sponsored academy status by removing time allowed for consultation with parents, staff and governors.
Vandemoortele [ 2] argues debate in the 1990s both within and following the UN Summits and Conferences allowed for consultation and consensus, which implicitly legitimized the selection of the MDGs, and subsequent endorsement of the Secretary-General's Road Map.
Rather than consulting with another sleep-deprived doctor down the hall, why not create networks that allow for consultation with physicians in other time zones?
We chose this duration of time to allow for consultation about the choice of antibiotics, integration of microbiological information, and observation of clinical response.
For instance, the campaign targeting colleges in our catchment will include in-service sessions for Counselors followed by regular visits to their clinics to refresh the message and allow for consultation on potential referrals.
The existing communication and consultation mechanisms within UNICEF (e.g. the Programme Group of which IRC is a member) has not allowed for sufficient consultation on research agendas and integration of IRC's findings and insights into UNICEF's overall programmes and advocacy.
He said this was because of "the previous government's commitment that there would be time allowed for substantial consultation and debate of this enormous report when it is published".
Up to an hour was allowed for each consultation.
The development of a good patient-consultant relationship will depend on a number of things, not least the amount of time allowed for the consultation itself and the attitude of the patient and clinician towards each other.
Additionally, a maximum time was allowed for each consultation, with discussions being interrupted and asked to finish after ten minutes, limiting the time the physicians had to build that relationship.
The 'recast' Eurodac Regulation (Regulation (EU) No. 603/2013) allowed for the consultation of Eurodac by law enforcement authorities for the purpose of prevention, detection and investigation of terrorist offences and other serious criminal offences.
