The phrase "allowing for rational" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing considerations or adjustments made for logical reasoning or rational thought in a particular context.
Example: "The decision-making process is complex, allowing for rational analysis of all available data before reaching a conclusion."
Alternatives: "considering rational" or "accounting for rational".
The later Māturīdīyah, however, acknowledged the possibility of fresh problems for which there was no precedent in either the Qurʾān or Ḥadīth (accounts of sayings of the Prophet Muḥammad), and modified this rigid rule, allowing for rational inferences when necessary.
The Ag@ZnO nanostructures grow exclusively at the laser spot area, allowing for rational location control within the channel.
So, second, we are seeing differing conceptions of action give rise to starkly differing views of the moral demands of rationality; on Vogler's view, the solely calculative conception of action allows for rational agents who lie, cynically exploit others, and don't bother to improve themselves.
Further, the findings allow for rational engineering of this industrially important cell line to alleviate their cholesterol dependence.
In bargaining situations in which spillovers also allow for rational learning, the conflict-increasing effects of spillovers are prevented.
Understanding the dynamic nature of AFP action will allow for rational design of their use in cryobiology applications.
The pioneering work of Australian plastic surgeon Ian Taylor led to the characterization of angiosomes the networks of blood vessels that supply flaps which has allowed for rational matching of flaps to defects.
These philosophers therefore sought an account of ethics that would better allow for rational moral discussion.
Part of this argument might be that virtue does not allow for rational negative affective responses, since such responses would not benefit.
Since dysfunction in this process is associated with conditions including depression, addiction, chronic pain, and Parkinson's disease, a detailed understanding of how these proteins function allows for rational drug design to improve treatment of these disorders.
The fact that many people do not or cannot devote contemplative hours to their moral duties is something Locke will consider in his account of moral motivation, however, the key point here is that humans have a teleological makeup that allows for rational certainty with regard to divine moral law.
