The phrase "allows for everything" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a particular situation, system, or framework is flexible or accommodating to all possibilities or options.
Example: "The new policy allows for everything, ensuring that all employees have the freedom to express their ideas without restrictions."
Alternatives: "permits all possibilities" or "enables anything".
The ability to sell, lease, or mortgage property allows for everything from a simple transfer of land from person A to person B to the formation of complex cooperative ventures among multiple parties.
Director Raymond O. Caldwell sets a tone that allows for everything from food fights to a startling photo montage of black power and painful stereotypes zooming across the 20th century.
We say OK, this is the point that wherever we look in the world where civilisation develops this happens and this allows for everything else.
Otherwise, everything may end up much worse compared to what's going on now". Mr Putin had said UN Security Council Resolution 1973, which was adopted on Thursday, was "defective and flawed" as it "allows for everything".
Unveiled today at Maker Faire Rome, Galileo allows for everything from touch senstive lights to mobile phone activated lasers, and will be the first in an ongoing roll-out of Arduino-compatible development boards presented by Intel.
Yet even allowing for everything that is at stake, it seems hard to believe that, win, lose or draw, the emotions after the final whistle will be the same as usual.
Off the battlefield, affordable, readily available virtual reality devices could allow for everything from lifelike mission simulation to drone targeting.
It comes standard with 14 apps, which allow for everything from email to remote-control capabilities for Apple TV.
Instead, the display screen and instrument panel come to life, allowing for everything from climate and media control to charge stats.
The platform's relatively light weight means that several could be deployed simultaneously to explore the surface of a planet, allowing for everything from simple picture taking to complex, 3D geophysical surveys.
