The phrase "allowing room" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for space, flexibility, or consideration in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy is designed with the intention of allowing room for employee feedback and suggestions."
Alternatives: "providing space" or "making allowances".
He viewed that as an indication that North Korea was allowing room for future dialogue.
The vitality of any international institution depends on allowing room between orthodox pieties and strident revisionism.
To prevent buckling in the first place, all new trees have considerably larger beds, allowing room for spreading roots.
Conclusions: This approach opens a generous operative exposure while safely allowing room to endoscopically maneuver and affords direct access should revision surgery be needed.
It's a touching detail of Marshall Pynkowski's elegant production, which offers an 18th-century take on ancient Rome while allowing room for idiosyncratic departures.
Cohen's lyrics stand up in a variety of settings, and his limited vocal range tends to leave his melodies unfinished, allowing room for experimentation.
But most economists reckon that, at best, the yuan's band will be widened slightly over the next year, without allowing room for any significant appreciation.
A small triangular building that will house the studios is lifted off the ground on slender columns, allowing room for a public garden.
In previous isolations [8 11], cyclopamine was extracted by allowing room-temperature benzene to percolate through dried, ground roots and rhizomes of Veratrum californicum which had been wetted with 5% ammonia.
On the suggestion that the margin of appreciation should be widened, Austria said: "We feel that the ECHR is doing a good job of allowing [room for interpretation] and, over the years, it has increased..
It's the 'allowing room' part that turns an equation into something with more movement, like an expanding search that doesn't really need an end, an answer or a title.
