The phrase "allows ample time for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the provision of sufficient time for a particular task or activity.
Example: "The schedule allows ample time for participants to prepare their presentations before the conference begins."
Alternatives: "provides sufficient time for" or "gives plenty of time for".
Thus, when a conflict arises between two democratic countries, their leaders need not fear a surprise attack; the inherently slow process of national-security decision making on both sides allows ample time for diplomats to resolve the conflict peacefully.
This not only gives federal and state bureaucrats a welcome chance to get implementation of the exchanges back on track, but it also allows ample time for the residual court cases against Obamacare to play out; this would resolve, for example, the linchpin issue of whether federal subsidies can be distributed in federally-run exchanges.
The length and depth of their dives allows ample time for particulates in the air to settle onto the epithelial layer of their lungs and will likely increase the amount of metals they absorb.
A detailed schedule for each immersion week will be sent in advance, to allow ample time for making travel arrangements.
Reading assignments are limited in order to allow ample time for discussion and for personal attention to student writing.
Sinecures in obscure wings of the elaborate ruling apparatus allowed ample time for other pursuits, from the frivolous to the profound.
Mr. Tung said this evening that he would allow ample time for public discussion of constitutional reforms over the next several years.
Please allow ample time for the activity development process and notify the Yale CME office as far in advance as possible to begin the steps.
I decided to confine myself to five successes and challenges to allow ample time for the panel and a question-and-answer period.
