The phrase "allows for instance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing an example or illustration of a point being made.
Example: "The new policy allows for instance, the possibility of remote work for employees who meet certain criteria."
Alternatives: "permits for example" or "provides for instance".
Add to the mix reproductive technology that allows, for instance, two gay men to have three children by as many women, and "re-blended" clans built on separation, divorce, remarriage and cohabitation, squeezed into a single family tree.
These share common values of democracy, social justice, hatred of racism and intolerance, and in most cases want to stay as close to the EU as the referendum result allows – for instance membership of the European single market, support for the European court of human rights (often endorsed by Corbyn), and working together on security, defence and international crime.
The HSTP allows, for instance, someone listening to an item on a voice site to hear another linked item and then return to the first one and continue listening from where he left off.India, one of the world's fastest-growing mobile-phone markets, is an obvious place to try all this out.
This allows, for instance, to trace a particular semantic entity in different contexts without the need for expert users who know all possible ways the semantic entity could be addressed in these contexts.
Such flexibility allows, for instance, for Cloud providers to execute maintenance without stopping developers' applications (that are running on VMs) and to implement strategies for better resource usage through the migration of VMs.
The delivery of rich, interactive, high-definition video is the focus of their technology, which allows (for instance) for several video streams to play at once in the same meta-stream, so you could video-chat while interacting with another HD video or presenting slides.
Even Republic 3 allows for instances in which the young guardians imitate virtuous characters.
A theory of identity that allows for instances of RI is an attractive alternative (see below §4).
But Mr. Putin has taken this much further than the apparatchiks did, allowing, for instance, extensive foreign travel.
(ii) Pearson's EBITA forecasts have a lot of flex allowing, for instance, an increase of £110m in incentive compensation in 2016 – 18% of expected EBITA.
Passengers might be allowed, for instance, to carry on small bottles of perfume or perhaps other substances that pose little security threat because of their size.
