The phrase "allowing for the reflection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing considerations or adjustments made for the purpose of reflecting on a situation or idea.
Example: "The study was designed with various factors in mind, allowing for the reflection of different perspectives."
Alternatives: "taking into account the reflection" or "considering the reflection".
The pace of the graphic novel written and drawn by one person allows for the intense reflection necessary for the best memoir.
From these seemingly incompatible perspectives, a middle ground is negotiated by embedding an autoethnographical perspective, allowing for reflection upon the implications of the return of the dead to the heart of the living city upon practices of death and grief, of memory and experience, of mourning and of everyday life.
In allowing for a reflection of the interaction between normative and empirical elements in ethical deliberation, empirical research in medical ethics can become a very fruitful enterprise and can aid the treatment of the complex ethical challenges of modern health care.
This was paired with social scripts completed individually at intervals throughout the project allowing for individual reflection that could be applied for improving the next phase's collaborative activities.
It was a bad diagnosis, but it allowed for the gift of reflection and some good times".
Although the impacts of such change management strategies are uncertain, they may still be useful as processes allowing for active reflection on how change in an organisation can be facilitated.
These two bodies of work provide an escape from the scale of the main area, allowing for more introspective reflections on the past, present, and future of black representation in the media.
"As emotions fade, hangovers subside and time allows for reflection, the true scale of the All Blacks' achievement will soon become apparent," he wrote on Stuff.co.nz.
The presented approach allows for the simulation of complex reflection and scattering phenomena using a very small number of degrees of freedom while the mesh consists of one-dimensional elements only.
This is very similar to what meditation does by using our conscious attention to focus and allowing for nonjudgmental, compassionate reflection.
