The phrase "allowing for conversations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the provision for dialogue or discussion in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The new policy is designed to be flexible, allowing for conversations between management and staff about their concerns."
Alternatives: "facilitating discussions" or "permitting dialogue".
To aid in fostering more effective engagement, the NOP created Regional Planning Bodies, allowing for conversations across federal agencies, states, tribes and fishery management councils, covering over 100 laws.
National and international conferences continue these conversations beyond the borders of the universities, allowing for conversations in different languages, literally and figuratively.
Allowing for conversations and breaks makes employees feel less "tied to a desk" and more like they're working on projects in between time spent growing professionally with peers.
Parents have been starved for an app like this – one allowing for conversation monitoring (you just install your own copy) and contact approvals.
Each of the 130 students in the class had to choose a session and have a conversation inside the Cornell Portal, a gold-painted shipping container equipped with innovative audiovisual technology and life-sized screens that allows for conversations with other portals around the world.
The book's central relationship between a scientist and a writer allows for conversations which consist largely of Reed asking "AI?" or "The hardwiring in your brain?" and Messenger responding with a guide to The Current State of Thinking in the Sciences.
But beyond that, it also allows for conversations which, surprising for this sometime anti-social Brit, I actually enjoyed.
Microsoft recently released its own translation tool for Skype which allows for conversations between people speaking different languages to happen in almost real-time.
Toymail does allow for conversations not just one-way broadcasts, though, since kids can hit a button on the back of their Mailman to reply to the last message received — with the kids' reply delivered for playback in the app.
During Burma Week, the kitchen, based in Hoxton Square in Hackney, was decorated with artwork by Syrian artist Tarek Tuma and Pure Evil produced for the Festival and large shared tables allowed for conversations to open with ease, with fact cards providing useful talking points.
Family meals allow for conversation and strengthen the family bond.
