The phrase "allows for a competitive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing conditions or factors that enable competition in a particular context, such as business or sports.
Example: "The new policy allows for a competitive environment that fosters innovation and growth."
Alternatives: "facilitates competition" or "enables a competitive".
In order to develop the best candidate, we must allow for a competitive process in Iowa and the early primary and other caucus states," Kremer said.
After we allowed for a competitive effect of combining siRNAs (see Methods) no obvious interaction was observed with simultaneous knockdown of TPX2 and CCNE1.
The feed trial method used here allowed for a competitive, food-related assessment of dominance and related behaviours.
Automation's ability to reduce friction allows for a more competitive market, and those actions can create additional wealth for the customer by matching them with the best available product in the marketplace.
Industry players repeatedly have said they support a CFPB that allows for a "fair, transparent and competitive" financial marketplace, which is code for supporting a consumer agency that's a watchdog in name only.
Mr. Rayfield said the new agreement with MCI would reduce its line costs and allow for a more competitive cost structure.
In a 1991 Health Affairs article, Pauly and colleagues noted they intended "to design a scheme that limits governmental rules and incentives to the extent necessary to achieve the objectives" of "universal coverage with financial assistance," while allowing for a "vigorously competitive market".
But the competitive format allows for a variety of modes in each encounter, and the way the scoring can swing from one side to the other is indicative of certain teams having very particular strengths and weaknesses.
If the junta in Burma allowed for a fair and competitive election, they would lose.
It also includes social leaderboards, which shows how users' scores compare with friends, and it allows for both competitive and collaborative in-game mechanics.
