The phrase "allows for a number" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or possibility of accommodating various options or quantities in a given context.
Example: "The new software update allows for a number of customization options that enhance user experience."
Alternatives: "permits several" or "facilitates a variety of".
Although extremely simple, even this apparatus allows for a number of possible modes of solution.
The high definition standard itself allows for a number of different screen sizes, formats and resolutions.
From a technical perspective, simultaneous imaging allows for a number of advanced data processing steps that are not possible in sequential PET/MRI (and PET/CT imaging).
Each one has it's own theme and popular feed, which allows for a number of different ways for you to be discovered on Vine.
The revised terminology and concepts for the organization of seizures and epilepsy proposed by the ILAE Commission on Classification and Terminology in 2010 allows for a number of new opportunities in the study of cognition and behavior in adults.
The DTD also allows for a number of elements to be used that correspond to well-defined sections of the patent document, e.g. technical-field, industrial-applicability and description-of-embodiments-unfortunately the comments in the DTD state that "these elements must NOT be used by contractors" and they do not occur in the patents that comprise the corpus used in the current work.
Researchers allowed for a number of factors that could have skewed their results including age, gender, income, education, health, and marital status.
"Approval of such leases would allow for a number of potential impacts to possibly occur which would need to be analyzed in a NEPA document that would be reviewed by the public for sufficiency," he wrote.
Many providers allow for a number of instances to be easily connected inside a group, simulating a LAN in the cloud.
In addition the pp data will allow for a number of genuine pp physics studies, especially in the low pt domain.
They allow for a number of participating principals, and consist of sets of rules controlling the actions that principals should or should not perform.
