The phrase "allows for construction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the possibility or permission to build or create something, often in technical or formal writing.
Example: "The new regulations allow for construction of residential buildings in previously restricted areas."
Alternatives: "permits construction" or "facilitates construction".
Even though the property's zoning allows for construction of only one home, residents aren't surprised by developers' interest.
The foreseen budget allows for construction of 300 such structural units.
The approval from the United States Army Corps of Engineers allows for construction to begin in the river itself, repairing the Civil War-era seawall and the 13 huge rotting piers that are the centerpiece of the plan.
A model is proposed that allows for construction of site-specific p-y springs by directly scaling the soil stress-strain response measured in laboratory tests.
The proposed design allows for construction of tracking detectors covering small angles with respect to the beam, which can be installed and removed without dismounting the beam-pipe.
The plan, announced on Wednesday, allows for construction of pipelines across the reserve to carry oil and gas from the Beaufort and Chukchi Seas off Alaska's North Slope to the current Trans-Alaska oil pipeline.
Congress has awarded the city $14.2 million for road improvements, including an access road across the landfill to the bay, which will allow for construction of the ferry terminal.
"We have already seen how they begin to die out once they have been replanted after being removed to allow for construction of ski resorts".
The company is relocating from 34th Street in Manhattan to allow for construction of the No. 7 subway extension, the company said.
We show that the synthesis procedures described herein allow for construction of CNT arrays with improved protection and energy dissipation in impact tests.
The draft guidelines allow for construction in some shoreline areas that are already developed because levees or other flood-control measures will most likely be put in place as seas rise.
