The phrase "allows for discrimination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing policies, practices, or systems that enable or permit discriminatory behavior or outcomes.
Example: "The current policy allows for discrimination against certain groups, which raises ethical concerns."
Alternatives: "permits discrimination" or "facilitates discrimination".
The intrinsic energy resolution of ACIS-S allows for discrimination between different and otherwise overlapping spectral orders.
This methodology allows for discrimination between synthons that share the same descriptor.
This first stage gives the Academic a procedure that allows for discrimination between impressions while preserving the Academic thesis that nothing can be known.
The watered-down law in Indiana, like HB2, still allows for discrimination, but the media coverage allowed it to appear like a win, so companies backed down.
That is as much as the relative ease with which a federal law originally intended to protect the freedom of marginalized, minority religions can be turned into one that at the state level allows for discrimination on the basis of majority religious beliefs.
On Wednesday, executives from eight major corporations, including GE, Dow Chemicals and Pepsi, signed a letter urging the state of Mississippi to repeal a law passed earlier in the week that allows for discrimination against LGBT people on the basis of religious convictions.
Verryn believes the spirit of the constitution should not allow for discrimination against foreigners.
Particular emphasis is devoted to design criteria that allow for discrimination and selectivity.
The governor is perhaps best known nationally for his contortions after signing into a law a bill allowing for discrimination against LGBTI people on religious grounds.
Because a narrow reading of the word "applicant" would allow for discrimination based on marital status, they contend such a reading is not consistent with the statutory scheme.
The use of UV or visible spectral wavelength components allowed for discrimination between the various polymer formation and SC photoexcitation pathways.
