The phrase "allows for a sort of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential or capacity for something to happen or be achieved in a vague or non-specific manner.
Example: "The new policy allows for a sort of flexibility in work hours, accommodating employees' personal needs."
Alternatives: "provides a kind of" or "enables a type of".
Potential buyers see the user's device, IP address, browser, and other details, information that allows for a sort of fingerprinting.
Sometimes she'll sit down and idly comment about how, for instance, "in Minecraft, you can't really sit down," but she's just downloaded a mod that allows for a sort of almost-sitting-down, which made her actual act of sitting down somehow now so much more relevant, if not more real.
Constituent ontology allows for a sort of 'coalescence' of the concrete and the abstract, the particular and the universal.
The Wii U allows for a sort of watered-down TV control using the Wiimote but the Xbox One is one of the first devices to offer HDMI pass through and a built-in TV guide for any provider.
Developed by Andy Biar and Andrew Bueno, Peek allows for a sort of "permanent graffiti" that, like McKelvie's work, blurs the barrier between the real and virtual worlds.
Here the desperate honesty and refusal to compromise do allow for a sort of brutal clarity to emerge, and from that finally a glimpse of something like hope.
But I think the more intelligent ones also saw a theory that allowed for a sort of jagged development of crisis.
At its best, it allowed for a sort of proprioception of friendship: users always knew where they could go to find the people who they knew and liked, and were free to hang out.
Instead, Motorola will be Android's ambassadors to other engineers, allowing for a sort of safe handset tourism that will ensure that HTC and the like get all the benefits of the platform while still making money.
Along with visual improvements like enhanced pictures and sleeker media players, the new version allows for reposting (a sort of retweet), "likes" and a related track function to improve music discovery.
