The phrase "allowed for states" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing provisions, permissions, or conditions that are granted to states in a legal, political, or organizational context.
Example: "The new legislation allowed for states to implement their own regulations regarding environmental protection."
Alternatives: "permitted for states" or "granted to states".
I asked Hassan what Islamic state he admired, or could see as a model for Afghanistan, and he said that Islam, as he understood it, was a civilized religion and allowed for states in which, for example, Muslims and Christians could live together without problems: "This is the kind of Islamic state we want".
But Mill allowed for state intervention when an individual's actions might harm others.
At the end of the legislative session last year, Mr. Singer and Mr. Vitale co-sponsored a bill that would have allowed for state-supervised distribution programs, but it was sidetracked by an internal legislative conflict.
Islamic countries would accept no definition that allowed national liberation movements in the Middle East and Kashmir to be portrayed as terrorist, whereas Western countries would accept no definition that allowed for state agencies to be guilty of terrorism.
The dramatic restoration allowed for state-of-the-art touches, including scanners to read bar-coded entry tickets and synthetic DNA tags that help safeguard objets d'art.
In 2008 it went under a multi-million dollar renovation, which allowed for state of the art sound in a medium size space that is cabaret seating with intimate appeal.
Supplementing the diagnosis with X-rays allowed for stating the orthodontic diagnosis.
Therefore labor and management should begin now to get federal legislation that would allow for states to oversee final-offer arbitration in all such future disputes.
This conception allows for states of affairs that necessarily co-obtain, but differ.
Congress is currently considering legislation which would allow for states to begin online sales tax collection.
Unfortunately, the Australian Constitution doesn't actually allow for states to break away from the rest of the country.
