The phrase "allows for information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a system, process, or method that enables the sharing or availability of information.
Example: "The new software update allows for information to be shared more efficiently among team members."
Alternatives: "facilitates information" or "enables information sharing."
Pre-existing and current child and data protection law allows for information to be shared where necessary to protect children deemed at risk.
When moving, humans need an organizational framework that allows for information flux between logistical groups/individuals and the source populations.
Then, we go backwards and analyze whether the set of government outcomes (that receive positive probability) allows for information transmission from the two mainstream candidates.
The glass transition depression is determined by a novel approach which, in addition, allows for information about the kinetics of plasticization to be derived.
The trend feature covers more than one hundred movie trailer campaigns and similar to the Social Video feature, allows for information to be sorted and filtered by by release time, genre, and even film studio.
From mushrooms to mankind, the same system works because it all ultimately descended from ancient common ancestry in the history of life, and because the flexibility of nucleotide order allows for information to be carried that differs from species to species throughout the living world.
The Freedom of Information Act is in theory supposed to allow for information held by government bodies to be disclosed, subject to certain conditions.
To limit misclassification and to allow for information to be posted to the electronic medical record, the record was reviewed at least 3 months following the initial encounter.
The number of government outcomes that allow for information transmission increases in: (i) the correlation between the candidates' signals, (ii) the quality of the signals. . the correlation between the candidates' signals, the quality of the signals.
Cyber-physical production systems (CPPS) allow for information exchanges within and between systems, providing the foundation for a higher local intelligence and the ability to selforganize and selfadapt to changing environmental conditions.
It is essential that enough time is allowed for information [ 23].
