The phrase "allowing enough space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for physical or metaphorical space in various contexts, such as design, relationships, or personal boundaries.
Example: "When arranging the furniture, make sure to consider allowing enough space for movement and comfort."
Alternatives: "providing sufficient room" or "ensuring adequate space".
Maybe the only real failure would be about not allowing enough space, silence, listening, and participation for infinitely small change to actually occur.
We had to build it around the trunk and the branches, allowing enough space for the tree to grow and move with the wind.
Practicing contestants filled the corners of a ballroom and spread into the Rosen Plaza Hotel's corridors, allowing enough space to send a yo-yo, or two, into orbit.
You should be able to fry 3 pancakes at a time, allowing enough space between them so they have a nice round shape.
I feel it acutely when reading articles on my smartphone or my computer – this sense that I am not just reading for my own enjoyment or edification but also so that I can pull out some pithy sentence (allowing enough space for the 23 or so characters needed for a link) to share on Twitter.
The ZDeck's large top plate provides an extensive surface area, enabling users to undertake a comprehensive range of tasks and allowing enough space to set up even the most complex experiments, which may involve environmentally controlled chambers, micromanipulators, and other instruments.
Small tables on each side of the bed allowed enough space for laptops importing free Wi-Fi.
An arena tour, playing to large stadiums, would allow enough space to house the spectacle (and the equipment that makes it possible).
The spider hole is about six to eight feet deep and allows enough space for a person to lie down inside of it.
The width of the street allows enough space to actually step back and get the entire thing into the frame, whereas you less commonly see more than a piece of anything farther uptown.
City election officials had warned that they would have to use paper ballots because voting machines would not allow enough space to list all candidates and provide a space for write-in candidates in each office.
