The phrase "allows for irrigation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or provision for irrigation in a particular context, such as agriculture or land management.
Example: "The new water management system allows for irrigation during the dry season, ensuring crops receive adequate moisture."
Alternatives: "facilitates irrigation" or "enables irrigation."
In a study, Gerbrekidan et al. ([2013]) also found the concentration of heavy metals (Cu, Zn, Fe, Mn, Cr, Cd, Ni, Co and Pb) in the water of Gifel River near Shaba Tannery, Tigray, Northern Ethiopia, were lower than the permissible limit allowed for irrigation water.
It flourishes in the cool climate and free-draining granite and mica soil of the Wachau region where Austrian wine laws allow for irrigation.
This gives the trees' roots plenty of space and allows for easy, effective irrigation.[14].[14]
Station 12 which has been heavily influenced by sewage of Dorud has a value higher than allowed for agriculture (irrigation) usage.
Where groundwater is the dominant use, the optimum system is a well designed and managed pressurised system operating at the lowest discharge pressure possible that will still allow for efficient irrigation.
A system dynamics model allows for hydrologic, reservoir, plant growth, irrigation, and economic modules to be created on a common spatial and temporal scale (Costanza et al. 1998).
The irrigation mechanism in both regions allows for return flow to the aquifer; deteriorating its quality.
As an extra social media component, the team decided to install a program that allows for remote monitoring of the plants with a "social irrigation system" connected to Twitter and Paraimpu.
Simultaneous irrigation and suction was helpful to clear debris and eschar, prevents contamination and allows for improved visualization.
Soil cells were constructed to allow for forced aeration, irrigation, leachate collection and monitoring of temperature and soil humidity.
Allowing for multiple unconventional irrigation practices that are yield increasing and water conserving significantly increases the economic returns of a given crop mix while maintaining the aquifer.
