The phrase "allowing for termination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is being permitted or accounted for, particularly in legal, contractual, or procedural discussions.
Example: "The agreement includes a clause allowing for termination under specific circumstances."
Alternatives: "permitting termination" or "accounting for termination".
Each platform has different terms, but key provisions usually include a license from the streamer allowing the platform to use the streamer's content for any reason, prohibitions against certain types of unauthorized conduct by the broadcaster, and a provision allowing for termination of the streamer's account for repeated violations.
The contract should contain language allowing for termination if one party is in violation of the agreement, including a provision for low much termination notice should be given (such as 2 weeks).
Under pressure from anti-abortion activists and MPs angered by the government's U-turn on the ban, PiS leaders have signalled their intention to tighten Poland's abortion laws further, stopping short of a total ban, by removing an exemption allowing for terminations in cases where the foetus has a congenital disorder.
He said: "If most shareholders only find now that the policy provisions they approved allow for termination arrangements which they don't like in these circumstances, it's because the arrangements ticked the 'best practice' boxes enough to get voted through but actually aren't specific enough to accommodate this situation".
To improve the feasibility of the model, death in the control group should occur within 8 h after induction of the second hit (endotoxemia) to allow for termination of the whole procedures within 16 h.
This EMS system does not allow for termination of resuscitation in the field and therefore all OHCA patients were transported to hospital.
Antagonism between pro-apoptotic signals of p53 and pro-survival signals of Akt can also lead to bistability, which, if DNA repair is not accomplished in time, allows for termination of p53 oscillations [ 79- 81], significant increase of the p53 level and eventual apoptosis [ 82, 83].
"I think it is totally wrong to say that perhaps we should allow for terminations on the grounds of rape only," she said.
Pro-choice groups have argued that the eighth amendment creates a legal "chill factor" among medical teams even in cases affected by a law passed in 2013 that allows for terminations in very limited circumstances.
