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The phrase "allows for more personal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing opportunities or conditions that enable a greater degree of personalization or individual expression.
Example: "This new software update allows for more personal customization of user interfaces."
Alternatives: "enables greater personalization" or "provides more individual options."
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"This allows for more personal interaction," she says of the device perched on the bridge of her nose.
Counselors who work with male abusers know that an all-male setting allows for more personal responsibility to be taken on as men confront their peers.
That smaller scale allows for more personal filmmaking, I think, on some level.
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The egg flip had to be equally flawless, but allowed for more personal flair.
The layoffs in 2009 and 2010, of about 10 percent of the district's teachers, helped weed out the most reluctant, Mr. Edwards said; others he was able to convince that the technology would actually allow for more personal and enjoyable interaction with students.
VR porn is not a new phenomenon and while it can allow for more personal sexual experiences, researchers have warned that blurring the line between the real and the virtual could lead to ethical issues.
New technologies are allowing for more personal access to all the things surrounding the cult.
This will allow for more personal space (and fresh air) while still providing the "warmth" of your partner.
MagicBands can also be encoded with all sorts of personal details, allowing for more personalized interaction with Disney employees.
When you start adding in any interaction that allows for more of those personal colors to bloom forth, obfuscation increases in difficulty.
For one, it allows for more customization.
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