"allows for growth" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when referring to something that enables progress or development. For example: "A flexible working schedule allows for growth in a company's productivity."
Property tax revenues, the main source of revenue, plummeted over the last two years, and the state now faces a budget deficit of $15 billion to $27 billion in the next two-year spending plan, depending on whether one freezes spending at current levels or allows for growth.
While cheap borrowing allows for growth and Wall Street stability, it also lowers the interest earned on investments in dollars.
Aggregation can also occur via oriented attachment, which allows for growth towards α-S8 to proceed without the need for recrystallization on the local scale [38].
An optimal AlN buffer layer thickness of 50 nm is defined, which allows for growth of nearly strain-free ZnO films.
Analysis of the film properties shows that HiPIMS allows for growth of amorphous carbon films with sp3 bond fraction up to 45% and density up to 2.2 g cm− 3.
There's a freedom in the music of GRiZ that allows for growth while not pigeonholing himself into any one genre.
Geoff Johns created a brilliant overview for the game which allowed for growth, changes and surprises.
Unless you cut the underlying forces that allow for growth, you make a tiny little difference.
Austerity agreements need to be softened to allow for growth measures to address high joblessness.
We can also demand thoughtful planning and effective land-use and preservation tools that will allow for growth and change without sacrificing livability.
Because Monsanto is a derivative of corporate charters, and those corporate charters allow for growth and a fiduciary responsibility to stockholders.
