The phrase "allowing for all" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing inclusivity or accommodating various factors or individuals in a situation.
Example: "The new policy is designed with flexibility in mind, allowing for all perspectives to be considered."
Alternatives: "considering everyone" or "accommodating all".
Even allowing for all that, some Wife Swaps are amazing.
But even allowing for all this, our neglect of Australian affairs is curious.
But even allowing for all that our form is definitely a concern.
Even allowing for all of these factors, however, "there is a slight slowdown" in diesel demand recently, Mr. Dawar said.
Such a large fall was a surprise, even allowing for all the chatter about trading slowing down in recent months.
But because the podcast is the perfect format for what he's doing, allowing for all that intimacy and depth (and raw language), it's easy to imagine some of the appeal being lost in the translation.
Even allowing for all cultural and economic factors that might prompt such women to produce more children than their sisters in wealthy countries, there seems to be a huge gap (see chart below).Why does this happen?
The Beijing-based Unirule Institute of Economics argues that, allowing for all the hidden subsidies such as free land, the average real return on equity for state-owned companies between 2001 and 2009 was -1.47%.
Even allowing for all those new drivers in Beijing and Delhi, two revolutions in technology will dampen the world's thirst for the black stuff.The first revolution was led by a Texan who has just died (see article).
Because you are so big, the combat has become necessarily much grander since the first game, but the combat mechanics are perfectly judged – satisfyingly meaty when you just want to go nuts, but allowing for all sorts of cunning alternatives as well.
