The phrase "allows for a significant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or potential for something to have a considerable impact or effect.
Example: "The new policy allows for a significant improvement in employee productivity."
Alternatives: "enables a considerable" or "facilitates a major".
This bistatic layout allows for a significant increase in range.
The approach allows for a significant reduction in data in contrast to purely statistical approaches.
Furthermore, a thin metal contact allows for a significant portion of light to transmit into the absorber layer for photocurrent generation.
It allows for a significant portion of emissions reductions to be met by offsets rather than direct reductions, and a large portion of the pollution permits would be given to industry free of charge.
The use of the SEM in the second step of the analysis allows for a significant reduction in computational costs as compared to a FE analysis.
The linear feature allows for a quick identification of the global optimum solution and the α-cut independency feature allows for a significant reduction in the computational efforts.
Utilization of a new fabrication process also allowed for a significant increase in shear adhesion capability.
About 50,000 years ago, he contends, a chance genetic mutation in effect rewired the brain in some critical way, possibly allowing for a significant advance in speech.
A multi-pulse protocol allowing for a significant background current correction was further modified here by a numerical evaluation of the electrolysis end-point.
The declarations of Chinese leaders aside, it is in China's interest to allow for a significant appreciation of the yuan.
A directive for energy efficiency benchmarking has already been published, however, due to its lack of defined energy indicators, it does not allow for a significant comparison.
