The phrase "allowing adequate time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of providing enough time for a task or process to be completed effectively.
Example: "The project requires careful planning, allowing adequate time for each phase to be executed properly."
Alternatives: "providing sufficient time" or "ensuring enough time".
At two hours, the evening was short by Mr. Botstein's standard, evidently allowing adequate time to rehearse relatively unfamiliar music: some of it, to be sure, no longer unfamiliar enough.
The court invoked its standard equitable powers to ensure the counting of all lawfully cast votes while allowing adequate time to satisfy Florida's contest provisions and federal electoral college deadlines.
Jack's makers say 130 kph is the optimal speed for driverless cars because it would be fast enough to maintain an efficient flow of traffic while also allowing adequate time for humans to react should they have to take back the controls.
Years ago, after reading "Type A Behavior and Your Heart" by two San Francisco cardiologists, Dr. Meyer Friedman and Dr. Ray H. Rosenman, I learned to reduce stress and hostility by cramming less into my days and allowing adequate time to accomplish whatever I had to do.
The bands were fixed by light-curing glass ionomer cement allowing adequate time for application.
Allowing adequate time to rest optimally two weeks–is most important to minimize swelling and bruising".
Be sure to allow adequate time.
We have allowed adequate time, three hours, for connections in Paris.
In January, President Obama rejected the company's previous application to build the full pipeline, saying a Congressional mandate that he decide on the project by mid-February did not allow adequate time to complete environmental reviews.
"This allows adequate time to arrange financing or lower expenses if necessary".
As shorter HRT may not allow adequate time for SRB activity to neutralize acidity and precipitate metals.
