The phrase "allowing for diversity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of including different perspectives, backgrounds, or ideas in a particular context, such as in a workplace or educational setting.
Example: "The committee's decision was made with careful consideration, allowing for diversity in opinions and experiences."
Alternatives: "accounting for diversity" or "embracing diversity".
To address these issues, institutes for VPE may invest in PD programmes for department chairs, highlighting and clarifying role expectations, while allowing for diversity of practices, as required by external program stakeholders.
There was a borderline significant variation by urban/rural status at ages 1 4 years, with incidence tending to be higher in rural areas, and the difference became significant after allowing for diversity of total incomers.
The cross-linked terpolymers used in this study are readily generated from simple feedstocks of monomer solutions which are combined in various ratios, allowing for diversity and flexibility in the composition of the cross-linked terpolymers that are utilized as the heteronucleants in this high density platform.
The discussions, questions, comments and opinions that we overheard were magic; the building and its contents allowed for diversity and at the same time unified us.
What he cherishes in his church is the gentle compromise, the decent and tolerant community that allows for diversity rather than centralised authority.
The benefits of this approach are two-fold: it allows for diversity and provides a neutral ground upon which to compare emergency care systems.
It is this rift that allows for diversity during elections and makes for good debates.
Because the Episcopal Church allows for diversity of practice, the leadership of "out" LGBT and women clergy is more prevalent in some places than in others.
Output harmonisation secures comparability, yet allows for diversity as to the variables that are collected.
FGD participants were selected on the basis of age, gender, and place of residence to allow for diversity.
CISNET will allow for diversity and originality of modeling approaches that can be compared using uniform criteria.
