The phrase "allows for fun" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a particular situation, activity, or environment provides opportunities for enjoyment or amusement.
Example: "The new game design allows for fun interactions between players, making it more engaging."
Alternatives: "facilitates enjoyment" or "enables fun".
Other new messaging platforms, like MessageMe, create a significantly better experience than iMessage and allow for fun picture communication, among other things.
It's not that it's flat around corners, in fact the body does sag, but with torque coming from all four and superb traction from the sticky 20-inch tires, the Range Rover is as sporty as one could ask for while still allowing for fun in the back country.
I'm pleased to report that the Kinect version of Puss In Boots is the winner this season with a protagonist that allows for some fun, immersive play.
This, Lingokids maintains, allows for a fun and personalized learning experience, with an emphasis placed on parental involvement, which is key to language learning outcomes.
He still does his work, he just allows for some fun as well.
The premise also allows for some fun, on-the-nose visual metaphors a two-sided mirror separates Travolta and Cage, so that when they shoot through it, they're firing on each other and on themselves (it may not be deep, but it gets the job done).
It even allows for creativity and fun during estimation, if more unconventional sizes are used.
In other words, this car feels solid because it is, despite being quite small, and the immediacy transmitted through the tiller and your body allows for much more fun because experimenting on a windy road isn't accompanied by harsh surprises.
The less-is-more policy allows for lots of fun but setting limits doesn't overtax parents.
Sometimes, these 3D environments allow for some fun and visually impressive moments of pure speed, and it feels like the Sonic of yore with more room to stretch his legs.
