The phrase "allowed for quiet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a situation or arrangement permits or facilitates a state of quietness or silence.
Example: "The new policy allowed for quiet during the exam, ensuring that all students could concentrate."
Alternatives: "permitted silence" or "facilitated tranquility".
The garden allows for quiet conversation, interrupted by an occasional quacking of ducks.
Nonetheless, the design allows for quiet conversation against this noisy backdrop, quite an achievement.
Reading Maureen Dowd's column about genetic differences between men and women with my buddies at the Sportsman's Bar didn't allow for quiet reflection, since most of them were upset.
Since his days in the cosmos-traversing, anything-goes trio Emeralds, he's manipulated synthesizers and assorted other electronics with an eye on the existential, creating instrumentals that creep and ooze along the space-time continuum to allow for quiet contemplation.
Some of the older buildings have lounges just inside the restrooms, and conference rooms may be left open, allowing for quiet, undisturbed study time.
PartnerUp also allowed for a quiet search and limited exposure, he added, so thousands of people would not know about his start-up.
Ms. Stuart used the idea of a conference rather than a panel, but the almost two-hour "Auf den Tisch!" was sometimes, inevitably, a drag, mostly when the participants forced an intellectual conceit or didn't allow for enough quiet, enough stillness.
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 foursome's affection is palpable, and even as the show eats through a tremendous amount of plot within a tight timeframe, the writing allows room for quiet growth.
Having a cleared schedule allowed for time with my family and also my need for quiet reflection.
