The phrase "allows for deliberate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or provision for intentional actions or decisions within a certain context.
Example: "The new policy allows for deliberate consideration of all factors before making a final decision."
Alternatives: "permits intentional" or "facilitates purposeful".
Our free will allows for deliberate deception lying and other forms of intentional untruthfulness (on insincerity as distinctive of our functioning as persons, Faulkner 2000).
Simulation allows for deliberate practice [ 18] and allows learner to acquire technical expertise by advancing through Fitts and Posner's three-stage theory of motor skill acquisition: cognition, integration, and automation [ 19, 20].
The lack of pre-existing structure (such as a business group) allows for more deliberate and spontaneous choices for serial entrepreneurs.
Small group size allows time for deliberate practice and feedback, elements previously demonstrated to be of educational value [ 10].
The case of sport again leads the way down this path in the literature, perhaps because, unlike most important social practices that might be susceptible to enhancement shortcuts (like child-rearing, education, love, politics, and spiritual growth), the stakes are low enough to allow for some deliberate policy-making at the international level.
Kneebone proposed 4 criteria to critically evaluate simulation training: Simulation should i) allow for sustained, deliberate practice within a safe environment; ii) provide access to expert tutors; iii) map onto real life clinical experience; and iv) provide a supportive, motivational, and learner-centred milieu.
This latter technique allows for preprogramming of the individual domains by deliberate positioning of the embedded template, even allowing the potential for determining through simulations the optimal surrogate post arrangement to arrive at a specified target structure.
National Amusements, and implicitly Mr. Redstone and his daughter, are adopting a go-slow approach, which allows for their side to be seen as reasoned and deliberate.
This in combination with heterogeneous preferences of patients allows for the emergence of market power in the first place and establishes the need for a deliberate delineation of product markets [13], p. 1411.
