The phrase "allowed for potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing opportunities or possibilities that have been made available or considered in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy allowed for potential growth in the company's market share."
Alternatives: "provided opportunities for" or "enabled possibilities for".
The statement allowed for potential meetings with Afghan officials, but that was qualified with a terse addition: "if needed".
The interest in metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) is rapidly expanding because of their fascinating architectures and intriguing topologies which allowed for potential applications in gas storage, separation, heterogeneous catalysis, and several other areas.
An allocation ratio of 1 to 2 (usual treatment to intervention) allowed for potential clustering effects.
Treatment packs held enough drugs for the 12 week period and allowed for potential dose escalation.
In the other study from SPORT, significant crossover between the treatment and comparison groups compromised the study's randomization and allowed for potential bias from carryover effects [ 28].
This enabled us to record change over time and allowed for potential movement from a severe exposure to a milder exposure group.
Supraglottic closure requires tracheotomy but allows for potential postoperative phonation and reversibility.
"But the only litmus test I allow for potential supporters is to look at my record and my vision".
Critics contend that the number of trades through the Platts system can be sufficiently low, allowing for potential manipulation.
Ms. Gutierrez said a DNA database would also allow for potential scrutiny of a wide range of private medical information that the government is not entitled to examine.
"Included in the environmental impact statement (EIS) are detailed management, mitigation, and monitoring plans, which will allow for potential impacts to be minimised.
