The phrase "allowed for example" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a fragment and lacks clarity; it may be intended to introduce an example but does not do so effectively.
Example: "The rules allowed, for example, for exceptions in certain cases."
Alternatives: "permitted, for instance" or "authorized, such as".
In a protected cultural area, hunting would be allowed, for example – even if regulated – as a cultural practice".
It allowed, for example, German banks to lend to Greeks to import German cars they couldn't afford – and then the resulting national debts were dealt with by austerity.
Steve Pound, himself once a bus conductor and now a Labour MP, says that this allowed, for example, parents to send their children to school unaccompanied.
Jahāngīr, like his father, was not a strict Sunni Muslim; he allowed, for example, the Jesuits to dispute publicly with Muslim ʿulamāʾ (theologians) and to make converts.
Mr. Macwan described caste discrimination as an "institutionalized" system that has allowed, for example, the highest Brahmin caste, with 3.5percentt of the population, to hold 78percentt of judicial positions and about half of parliamentary seats.
Con Ed executives were said to be upset that the old four-year agreement included a formula that allowed, for example, a worker with 20 years' experience to accumulate 100 sick days, which the worker could eventually cash out.
It allows, for example, nations that forswear nuclear weapons to develop nuclear power for peaceful purposes.
It ought to allow, for example, 3-D mofies of molecules as they move or change shape.
Perfluoroalkyl chains induce nanocompartmentation in films and membranes, allowing, for example, polymerization within vesicular membranes.
The Buy America clause allows, for example, imports from the 38 countries with which the United States has trade agreements.
That would allow, for example, an automaker to ditch the steering wheel to allow more creative driverless designs.
