The phrase "allows for agencies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the provision or facilitation of opportunities or capabilities for agencies to operate or act.
Example: "The new policy allows for agencies to collaborate more effectively on community projects."
Alternatives: "enables agencies" or "provides for agencies".
The conclusion of the conceptual argument allows for agency in any intelligent being and so allows for human agency.
NAP-NCD recognizes the scope of partnerships in public health activities and outlines a scope of interventions that are built on shared responsibility, allowing for agencies to participate according to their own missions, mandates, interests and resources.
The much-anticipated report notes that the IRS suffered from "ineffective management" which allowed for agency officials to discriminate against Tea Party groups, often resulting in "substantial delays" in process applications and "unnecessary" information requests.
This unified integration allows for ad agencies to easily add mobile ads with one click and also allows for Flash advertisementsto appear on the iPhone (a technology that Greystripe developed).
This integration allows for ad agencies to easily add mobile ads with one click and also allows for Flash advertisements to appear on the iPhone (a proprietary technology that Greystripe developed).
The bill also allows for security agencies to hack into people's computers — termed "equipment interference" — and places a legal obligation on communications companies to help them do so when required.
It is unclear whether the current UN structure allows for its agencies to effectively apply a need-based approach to humanitarian situations in collaboration with INGOs.
He draws them; and lo and behold, we have a web, a network — yet, crucially, one that allows for human agency again.
The essential feature of actor-centered institutionalism is that it allows for the combination agency and structure within a uniform explanatory framework.
I have learned that leaving the proposing to whoever feels compelled to do it first allows for more spontaneity, agency, and creativity in a gesture that is supposed to signify spending the rest of your life with someone you know, if you're into that sort of thing.
