The phrase "allowing for provision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of making allowances or accommodations for something, often in a planning or decision-making context.
Example: "The budget was adjusted, allowing for provision for unexpected expenses that may arise during the project."
Alternatives: "making allowances for" or "accounting for".
This can become an effective modeling tool for any city or municipality, allowing for provisioning not only of food and supplies but for inoculation services as well as temporary hospital and/or mortuary facilities.
ClearWay Minnesota contracted for technical assistance to support the grantees' work, which allowed for provision of specific expertise in health systems change that was not available internally.
Consequently, this setting allows for provision of the allocated information at a gestation when women have the best chance to consider first and second trimester testing options.
But Wisconsin's law is unique in allowing for the provision of attorneys for the fetus but not the pregnant woman being detained and for handling the cases against adult women not as civil commitment cases but in juvenile court where records are confidential.
The themed factors carers identified as causing stress or burden in Phase 1 were developed into a two-round Delphi survey, thus allowing for the provision of feedback and the opportunity to revise earlier responses [ 36].
Firstly, patients with low Hif-1 α expression, lack of necrosis and vascular invasion could be offered a less stringent follow up, allowing for the provision of a more personalised pathway of care.
OSGi [8] is another standard for dynamic module system in Java, allowing for easy provisioning and interoperability of modules, mainly containing compiled Java code but also associated data.
For this reason, Prof. John C. Coates IV of Harvard Law School has recommended that the terms of the act have a two- or three-year sunset provision allowing for renewal if the provisions are found to work.
One provision would allow for-profit colleges to acquire campuses in financial distress without accepting more than a year's worth of liability.
