The phrase "allowing for multiple" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to situations that involve more than one option, possibility, or occurrence. For example, "The school's new policy allows for multiple learning paths, giving students some freedom to choose which classes they take."
Even allowing for multiple offenders, Brown said the situation was alarming.
A computationally efficient optimization strategy is utilized allowing for multiple simulations.
The ESN's hierarchy is a DAG (Directed Acyclic Graph) structure allowing for multiple parents.
Electoral registers were supplemented by additional lists of people from state organisations, both fake and genuine, allowing for multiple voting.
Yet while MTV loves hard-working careerists, it is happiest when those troupers go a little crazy — or more than a little, allowing for multiple comebacks.
The software can recognise objects, people, cars, road marking, signs and traffic lights, obeying the rules of the road and allowing for multiple unpredictable hazards, including cyclists.
Its long handle gave us plenty of room to maneuver, allowing for multiple grips, and a ring of slightly tacky silicone kept our hands confidently secured.
Here the concept is extended by allowing for multiple harmonizations, each taken from a different band of frequencies, output with seperate gain.
Multiple words could be imbued into a single object, allowing for multiple interactions that directly correlate to the associated vocabulary words.
He had about twice as many people voting for him as voted for Corbyn, even allowing for multiple voting in the three-part electoral college that Miliband abolished.
We chose thresholds based on empirical calculations of the probabilities of false and successful detection after allowing for multiple testing over physicians or practices.
