The phrase "allowing opportunity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of creating or providing chances for something to happen or for someone to take action.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at allowing opportunity for underprivileged students to access higher education."
Alternatives: "providing chances" or "creating possibilities."
The exception is the security hypothesis which is flexible in allowing opportunity for some crimes to increase at the same time as that for others was decreasing.
They still drive "open communication and teamwork while allowing opportunity for individual achievements," "integrity," "customer-focus," and working and playing hard.
Furthermore, teams negotiated to try critical care treatment for a period of time, allowing opportunity for anti-cancer treatments to work, and allowing for a trial of ICU to reverse acute problems.
Early detection of the infection, allowing opportunity for the early use of neuraminidase inhibitors, was found to be important for prevention of fatality.
Gibson, Martin & Singer have suggested that Empowerment might be seen as a fifth dimension of A4R [ 45]; this principle is about allowing opportunity for affected stakeholders to have meaningful input into the process.
Fun events not directly related to the programme, such as day trips, were suggested to give parents "backdoor access" to services, allowing opportunity to enquire about services in their own terms without feeling stigmatised or blamed [VI, VII, IX].
The proper policy of the United States, therefore, was vigilance against allowing opportunities to arise for the Soviet Union to take advantage of.
Restoration facilitates genuine human engagement with ecosystems allowing opportunities for learning (Higgs and Hobbs 2010).
Historically, new antibiotics were developed by recapitulating a small set of molecular scaffolds, thus allowing opportunities for further antibiotic resistance to develop [ 27, 28].
Semistructured interviews were chosen to ensure that informants responded to the same set of questions while allowing opportunities to explore topics raised by the interviewee.
The relationship between the GPwSI and the local cardiologists is pivotal in allowing opportunities for informal exchange of information and case discussion [ 53].
