The phrase "allowed for distributions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing permissions or provisions made for the distribution of something, such as resources or information.
Example: "The new policy allowed for distributions of funds to support community projects."
Alternatives: "permitted distributions" or "facilitated distributions".
The chain, which specialises in graphic design and visual art volumes, had been limiting the number of political books it sold ever since clinching a deal a few years ago with authorities to expand its operations in the mainland – where no Chinese-language "sensitive" political books published in Hong Kong are allowed for distribution.
Twentypercentt of the total available slots of each node are not allowed for distribution so as to avoid node starvation problem.
The solution scheme allows for distributions of types, sizes, and density of particles, with no numerical diffusion from the Lagrangian particle calculations.
In order to allow for distribution of data entities, we have taken advantage of Oracle's distributed database management system (DDBMS).
Revisions posted 29/02/2016 to incorporate amendments to clause 4.2.2. to allow for distribution of teasers and links on Client social media presences.
With Hopper skipping ads and Aereo allowing for distribution over the Internet without payment, profits might go dark.
In cardiac procedures this approach allows for distribution without the need for additional suturing and injury to the myocardium.
Conduit, a service that enables web publishers to easily create their own toolbars for Internet Explorer, Safari and Firefox, is opening up its platform to allow for distribution opportunities.
This would still allow for distribution, letting e-cigs be sold anywhere traditional cigarettes are sold, but it would limit these companies' ability to market themselves as a cigarette alternative, or at all.
For the jet-set, England and Wales are considered good for non-moneyed wives, as their courts are often generous with alimony and allow for distribution of all property (not just marital property).
