The phrase "allows for a clean" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a process or system that facilitates cleanliness or orderliness in some context.
Example: "The new design allows for a clean and efficient workflow in the office."
Alternatives: "enables a tidy" or "facilitates a neat".
The versions of Windows supplied by PC manufacturers do allow for a "clean installation" to an empty drive, but you will have to check the support website for precise instructions.
Investors should ensure agreements and terms are in place to allow for a clean founder exit that is not disruptive to the business.
In addition, we eliminated the use of masks to allow for a clean ERP response, and all stimuli were presented for 500 ms to ensure that a complete waveform would be detected.
Traditional, simple options pricing models, such as the original Black-Scholes options pricing model, assume price gap risk does not exist – allowing for a clean interpretation of implied volatility.
The Transwells are placed over the MEF stromal layer, allowing for a clean isolation of the MEFs (see schematic Figure 1B).
Zultan et al., (2012) introduced two asymmetric team games to allow for a clean comparison of the effect of one group member's outcome on the responsibility attributed to another.
Second, a priori categories often intersect with one another in ways that do not allow for a clean disembedding, so understanding one social category requires that multiple categories be examined simultaneously; this is largely a reiteration of what intersectionality scholars have been arguing for over the last two decades.
The money will allow for a clean-up of bank balance sheets begrimed by dud loans granted to property developers during the inflation of Spain's colossal property bubble.
It works, and it allows for a much more even clean than when I wielded just a sponge.
