"allowed for more flexibility" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where rules or guidelines have been adjusted to allow for greater freedom or adaptability. Example sentence: "The company's new policy on telecommuting has allowed for more flexibility in work arrangements, resulting in increased employee satisfaction and productivity."
Wales's replacement choices allowed for more flexibility than Italy's and, near the half-hour, Stephen Jones was forced off for treatment to a cut after coming into contact with Mauro Bergamasco's fist and on came Gareth Thomas, back from a four-week suspension.
And even as technology has allowed for more flexibility, the industry is still one built around large scale manufacturing, making it difficult for hardware startups to get off the ground without big orders right off the bat.
The roles returned for some women in the 1980s, although they allowed for more flexibility than before Stonewall.
Some young players, such as LeBron James, began signing shorter contracts that allowed for more flexibility in team choice and salary.
It nonetheless has attained a popularity rivaling its sister compositions on the album, and became Jackson's song of choice for opening live concerts, although not being as strictly associated with a specific dance routine as those others has arguably allowed for more flexibility in performances and staging.
Points-based systems allow for more flexibility: shorter stays or different-size accommodations.
"We now allow for more flexibility," the Olympic Games executive director Christophe Dubi said.
This allows for more flexibility in programming, says Mr Myers, as live events can be screened alongside films.
Also, I felt that Binghamton would allow for more flexibility to explore different subjects and eventually figure myself out.
President Obama's decision to withdraw forces from Iraq more quickly than they are being increased in Afghanistan also allows for more flexibility.
A total of 29 yards has been added to the front of three tee boxes, allowing for more flexibility for the course set-up.
