The phrase "allows for decent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the provision or facilitation of something that is satisfactory or acceptable.
Example: "The new policy allows for decent working conditions that benefit all employees."
Alternatives: "enables acceptable" or "provides satisfactory".
Assuming this hurried program allows for decent background checks -- imagine criminal thugs and Saddam Hussein loyalists operating in police uniforms -- it might help here and there, against the petty thieves.
This allows for decent heat dissipation without breaking the bank.
In terms of phone call quality, both headphones excel with advanced voice technology that allows for decent phone conversations in somewhat noisy environments.
With an unmodified knobby tire on the rear and chain on the front, is is possible to ride and steer, even leaning into corners; the chain on the front also allows for decent braking effort.
In our simulation, ρ/σ 2 is set to 0 dB to allow for decent channel estimation accuracy, and the time proportions for the uplink and downlink are set to (zeta ^{text {ul}}=zeta ^{text {dl}}=frac {1}{2}).
However, key stage 3 of the national curriculum allows for a perfectly decent chronological history of Great Britain.
That said, by night, all is quiet – bars and clubs are close by, but at a remove enough to allow for a decent kip.
But for most people, it's hard to imagine another investment with better odds of outpacing inflation and allowing for a decent retirement than stocks.
"Even allowing for a decent bounce-back in Q3, our forecast for a 0.5% fall in GDP in 2012 as a whole looks on track".
Much like its sibling, the cabriolet has been designed as an all-electric car with a drive system promising 750-horsepower and the shallow underfloor battery allowing for a decent 200-mile range.
In the off-chance that it cannot manage the catch and starts to behave erratically, the craft has an on-board parachute to allow for a decent and soft landing.
