The phrase "allows for hope" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or outcome that provides a sense of optimism or possibility for the future.
Example: "The recent developments in the peace talks allows for hope that a resolution may soon be reached."
Alternatives: "provides hope" or "offers a glimmer of hope."
And, since then, there have been political stirrings that allowed for hope that the violence would at least be diminished.On July 20th, Abdul Razek Yahye, the Palestinians' interior minister, announced a new security plan devised by the Palestinian Authority.
And, since then, there have been Palestinian stirrings that allowed for hope that the violence would at least be diminished.On July 20th, Abdul Razek Yahyia, the Palestinians' interior minister, announced a new security plan devised by the Palestinian Authority (PA).
"I realised that if I wished to write about the dark and not allow for hope, people would recognise it as false – because hope is the nub of what we are.
On hearing that it measured brain swelling, the ultimate indicator of whether her daughter would pull through, she looked at the gauge and asked a doctor simply, "Where do you want it to be?" Reluctantly he told her, and as the days passed, it began to inch down to a level that allowed for hope.
We can however, replace those awful moments with better ones that allow for hope to sprout through the cracks in the rubble and to soften a little bit of those images left back his evil distorted legacy.
But there was at least a spell of a relative calm in some areas that even allowed for hopes of a tourist industry centred around gorillas and volcanoes.
An operational definition of recovery allows for bridging hope and recovery with important advances in the science of the brain.
While this is cold comfort for the victims of online bullying, it's clear that the medium does allow for some hope.
