The phrase "allows for consensus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or process that enables agreement or mutual understanding among a group of people.
Example: "The new policy allows for consensus among team members, ensuring that everyone's opinions are considered before making a decision."
Alternatives: "facilitates agreement" or "enables mutual understanding."
Sharding refers to closed groups that allow for consensus votes to be reached by a subset of nodes on a decentralized network.
The Doha Climate Change Conference has illustrated one thing above all else: Current global structures do not allow for consensus agreements on global issues (regardless of how significant the danger posed by climate change might be).
This study allowed for consensus on the barriers, facilitators, and areas for improved system integration with respect to older persons accessing CBPHC.
Moreover, the timetable for amending the constitution, putting it to referendum and holding new elections seems too fast to allow for consensus-building among Egypt's polarized factions.
The process of the bottleneck analysis allowed for consensus-based data capture of context-specific challenges, barriers and possible solutions, from a diverse group of ground-level stakeholders and experts in twelve high burden countries.
This format prevents contamination with previously amplified products, provides the yield of amplification, allows for developing consensus procedures and should therefore be the only format used.
There's another approach to the law, especially lawmaking that women bring that allow for more consensus, consensus and the like but I think it's also important that we have a strong voice in the city.
We calculated item and scale CVI which allows for focus on consensus rather than consistency estimates and used an adequate number of content experts during the judgment stage [ 28].
If the UK government refuses to remain in the European single market and customs union, the Scottish government demands that the UK government seeks an extension to the article 50 process to allow for a consensus across the UK on a less damaging approach to be agreed, thereby avoiding a hurried and damaging exit.
The trick is to allow for a consensus decision for the OAS that will allow it to resolve this and move on.
