The phrase "allows for a minimum of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a baseline requirement or threshold in various contexts, such as regulations, guidelines, or standards.
Example: "The new policy allows for a minimum of three days of leave per year for all employees."
Alternatives: "permits at least" or "provides for a minimum of".
It allows for a minimum of 50p to be saved per week and limits withdrawals to only two per annum.
Whereas Senate elections require that below-the-line voters rank an ever-increasing number of candidates, the system in Victoria allows for a minimum of five boxes to be numbered, beyond which votes can drop out of the count.
The scan duration is only several seconds, which allows for a minimum of image quality degradation by breathing-induced and swallowing-induced motion artefacts.
The constitutive behavior is formulated based on mechanisms to allow for a minimum of material parameters.
The law that created the territory allowed for a minimum of five members.
After doubling the category from five to 10 in 2009 and then refining the balloting two years later to allow for a minimum of five but a maximum of 10, any further tinkering beyond the return to five would make the academy look at best indecisive and at worst ridiculous.
Patients were followed through December 31 , 2012to allow for a minimum of 1-year of observation for all patients.
We considered patients 66 years of age or older, to allow for a minimum of 1 year of baseline prescription information.
4500 cases (and ~3150 containing at least one of the pathogens tested in this study) will allow for a minimum of 10 cases of AGE for each stratification covariate and thus extensive regression modeling.
We considered only patients 66 years of age or older in this study to allow for a minimum of one year of baseline prescription information from the provincial drug plan.
Based on data from previous population studies, 2 5 16 17 we estimated that a sample size of 300 would allow for a minimum of 10 outcome cases (fallers) per variable entered into multivariate models and be adequate for determining significant differences between people with divergent perceived and physiological risks of falling.
