The phrase "allows for development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something provides the opportunity or means for growth or progress.
Example: "The new policy allows for development in the local economy by encouraging small businesses to thrive."
Alternatives: "facilitates growth" or "enables progress."
"It allows for development, so there's no question that development isn't allowed.
The referencing method is a self-calibrating procedure that allows for development of portable sensors capable of continuous monitoring.
The concept allows for development of a technique for modeling of different kinematic stiffness regions bounded within an outer isotropic hardening yield surface, as observed in clays.
Similarly, the triangular feedback provided by the child, learning partner and teacher allows for development to the work to be made, rather than a simple "completed, move on" approach.
An understanding of what sheep select allows for development of appropriate grazing management strategies to optimise productivity and/or persistence of target species.
The moratorium — which does not affect existing forestry concessions and also allows for development in virgin forest of some mining and agriculture deemed of vital national interest — leaves both environmentalists and industry with some of their demands unmet.
That could allow for development of more economical techniques, like genetically engineering stem cells so that they do not provoke an immune response.
For human activity, soils in a frozen state are important because they support, and in certain regions allow for development of infrastructure.
Let alone that the lack does not allow for development of predictive methods for endpoints like transformation and agglomeration potential.
Polymer-nanoparticle (e.g. Ge) hybrid films allow for development of robust polymer thin-film transistors and, with optimization of the hybrid film, sensitive photodetectors.
It will allow for development of bioprocesses with recovery of a maximum amount of useful biodegradable polymer from cells with minimal effort, allowing for easier polymer characterization and biocompatibility studies.
