The phrase "allowed for the involvement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or provisions made for participation in a particular activity or process.
Example: "The new policy allowed for the involvement of community members in the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "permitted participation" or "facilitated engagement".
Furthermore, it should allow for the involvement of a representative sample of practices, physicians, and patients who prescribe/receive treatment in routine care.
The regional approach allows for the involvement of a variety of health care professionals, the pooling of available resources and expertise, and serves as a motivating factor for each participating institution.
This is a remarkable failure of the APA not to heed the scientific community, and harkens to similar problematic behaviors the APA engaged in when alleged stacking ethics task forces to allow for the involvement of psychologists in torturous interrogations.
In February 2016 it was found to be legal, based on a retrospective amendment to the Migration Act, which the court said allowed for the commonwealth's involvement in detaining someone in another country.
One of the goals of the seminar is to encourage maternity wards in Serbia to create conditions that will allow mothers and babies to stay in the same room and to allow for the active involvement of fathers or other people, at the mother's request.
Two researchers, trained in facilitating focus groups, used a standardized protocol with a low moderator involvement approach, which allowed for the spontaneous emergence of unanticipated information [ 22].
Yet Mr. Schatz's involvement has reinvigorated two outlets friendly to the far right, and allowed for the creation of a third, Skandal24.
Citing inaccuracies in enrollment figures and cost projections, they said the district repeatedly announced a looming budget deficit and threatened spending cuts and layoffs, only to produce a balanced budget that allowed for public involvement too late in the process.
It also allowed for local involvement in decision-making (on for example choice of pilot sites).
Strengths of this study include the use of PRA techniques, which allowed for active participant involvement and enabled participants to generate much of their own data.
For example, by closely aligning organizational entities with medical specialties, management can be more focused and direct, simultaneously allowing for the greater influence and involvement of physicians.
