The phrase "allows for everyone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing inclusivity or accessibility in a particular context, indicating that something is designed to accommodate all individuals.
Example: "The new policy allows for everyone to participate in the decision-making process, ensuring that all voices are heard."
Alternatives: "is inclusive of everyone" or "provides access for all".
I make sure that we have a health care system that allows for everyone to have basic coverage.
"Until we've sorted out land tenure in a way that allows for everyone – government, civil society, companies and the Indonesian people – to know who's actually responsible for controlling land," says George, "you are always going to have this buck passing".
They challenge listeners from a variety of fields of practice--from organizing to communications to philanthropy--to think differently about how to reshape structures in a way that allows for everyone in society to meaningfully participate.
It's autobiographical and it allows for everyone to start a conversation about the items.
This is especially true when we have a legal system in this country that allows for everyone to have legal representation regardless of affordability.
These are receding at such an obvious rate that the pilgrims to the Qoyllur Rit'i, believing the mountain gods to be angry, are no longer carrying ice from the Sinakara back to their communities, forgoing the very gesture of reciprocity that completes the sacred circle of the pilgrimage and allows for everyone to benefit from the grace of the divine.
It gave everyone a stake in the democracy transition and "allowed for everyone to give concessions".
"The whole goal is to allow for everyone who wants to help us to go communicate to voters who are likely to vote for the president in every corner of the state," said the adviser, Aaron Pickrell.
"There are a lot of people who don't have insurance here and can't access it, and that's why the President's health-care bill that passed attempts to go in and allow for everyone to have health care.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation, among others, quickly accused it of duping consumers because the feature's default setting allowed for "Everyone" to see users' photos and profile information.
