The phrase "allowing provision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the act of permitting or making arrangements for something to happen.
Example: "The new policy includes an allowing provision for employees to work from home on certain days."
Alternatives: "permissive clause" or "enabling provision".
Largely as a result of these efforts, the MOH in November 2012 issued an official policy statement allowing provision of DMPA by trained CHWs in hard-to-reach areas.
This study provides the largest single centre contemporary dataset of infant autopsies allowing provision of up-to-date 'normal' ranges for all major organ weights across this age range.
In summary, this study provides the largest single centre contemporary dataset of infant autopsies all performed to a standard protocol by paediatric pathologists, allowing provision of up-to-date 'normal' ranges for all major organ weights across this age range.
Finally, our results suggest the need for future mental health services to consider ways in which attempts to bridge the gap between Western mental health services and traditional cultural and religious practices, thereby allowing provision of culturally acceptable and empirically based care.
They argued that city officials were legally bound to follow through on labor deals they had tentatively struck in recent months rather than allowing provisions of a separate state consent agreement.
The calendar also syncs with social media and Google and iCloud calendars while allowing provisioning so people can share events with family, friends and co-workers event-by-event.
Selling this on could allow provision for the partner too.
Equalisation in pay levels, coupled with redistributive taxes, could allow provision of a basic income sufficient to permit a shorter working week.
The issue of dispensations that would allow provision of coal supplies created divisions among the most militant sections of the NUM.
In one area, for example, proprietors of large HMOs that cater for homeless people are working with a council and a national homelessness charity to improve physical standards and allow provision of support services to residents.
We suggest a review of the current policy on malaria prevention in pregnancy to allow provision of IPT through community structures that are feasible, practical and acceptable.
