The phrase "allowed for progress" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that certain conditions or actions have made it possible for advancement or improvement to occur.
Example: "The new policies implemented by the management allowed for progress in employee productivity and morale."
Alternatives: "facilitated advancement" or "enabled improvement."
But as the global campaign against the Ebola pandemic has shown, both process and innovation have been part of what has allowed for progress in this crisis.
To walk toward the sound, we had to leave the trail, and Surbeck cut a path though the undergrowth, again using clippers, which allowed for progress that was quieter, if less cinematic, than a swinging machete.
The changes the statement calls for represent the essential underpinnings allowing for progress to be made.
The trick is to make the case for safeguarding the best of the past while allowing for progress and improvement.
India takes the view that differences on Kashmir should be set aside to allow for progress on other fronts, including widening trade and people-to-people contacts.
However, the increasing interest in the development and validation of these models to support the education of our residents will allow for progress in the near future.
The program was probably designed so that it could be made public at an expedient moment, since the centrifuge-based system allows for progress to be made toward weapons manufacture without technically being in violation of International Atomic Energy Agency guidelines.
Do they want to maintain a state of enmity, hatred and violence, or live in peace with normal relations that will allow for progress and permanent peace?
Another nice touch: The fact that at least certain, if not all games, will allow for progress to be synced across the iPhone, iPad or Apple TV.
The regulatory process to advance the master plan has allowed for significant progress toward goals for the area: creating a mixed-use, transit-oriented neighborhood, adding walkable streets with protected bike lanes connecting a previously impermeable tract of land, implementing a district-wide approach to storm-water management, and working toward a new permanent transit hub at West Station.
Certainly, specialization has allowed for great progress in economic science.
