The phrase "allowing a space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the concept of creating or permitting an area or gap for a specific purpose.
Example: "The design of the room is open and inviting, allowing a space for creativity and collaboration."
Alternatives: "creating a gap" or "providing room".
It's not about removing what's already there, it's about allowing a space for others to join, and have the same privilege".
In many ways, the film now also looks like a cinematic work of a glorious ancien régime, a film content to offer its vision at a measured, reflective pace, unashamed of slowness, allowing a space for the necessary boredoms that give salt and savour to the greatest works of art.
Within the Arab world, Mr. Mismar said, Lebanon is viewed as "allowing a space for out gay artists and creators to exist, but at the same time things are never really guaranteed". Laws criminalizing homosexual acts are still in effect, with arbitrary enforcement.
Cover your head with the big pillow, allowing a space for you to breathe.
The funnel will block off most of the entrance, allowing a space large enough for the flies to enter but too small for the less-than-intelligent flies to exit.
They allow a space for correspondences, for a magic of the everyday; they are seeing things.
Primarily, though, the goal was to allow a space where students could not only learn about local processes, but also voice concerns they have as citizens of Billerica.
Ms. Rafferty finished her partner's thought: "We're two people who love to entertain but also live in small apartments, so we look for attractive items that allow a space to function in a multitude of ways".
In addition, Antarctica's harsh testing environments showed promise for developing technologies that might one day allow a space probe to penetrate alien ice sheets to reach and sample the oceans below.
But Corbyn's recognition of his need to prevent a Labour split has meant that he has allowed a space for the European cause to advance far further up his agenda for government than he might have preferred.
