The phrase "allows for objections" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a process, rule, or statement permits or accommodates dissenting opinions or challenges.
Example: "The policy allows for objections from employees who feel their rights are being infringed upon."
Alternatives: "permits objections" or "accommodates dissent."
According to those authors, frequent, forthright communication and regular updates of progress with examples of proposed teaching practices are just some of the issues that need to be communicated to faculty in order to allow for objections to be aired, to invite participation and to establish and promote investment in the reform process [ 8].
"Had we allowed for selective conscientious objection, we might not be looking at the horror we're looking at," she added.
This is a geographic recall, something that N.H.T.S.A. has allowed for decades over the objections of consumer and auto-safety advocates, who say that automakers are allowed to save money by recalling fewer vehicles and could miss vehicles that should be covered.
The policy-experts provide a detailed guidance to reach the policy objectives, allowing little deviation in planning and implementation, however taking into consideration local particularities, input and voices of objection, also allowing for some peripheral participation, variation and adaptation to an extent such that the end outputs remain within the prescribed margins.
Sabita Nath and Chandana Ghosh received calls from a government official asking them to sign a "no objection" certificate to allow for the attempted recoveries.
The requirement would take effect in 2013, but exemptions would be allowed for illegal immigrants and people with religious objections.
Tuxedo Park officials changed their no-hunting policy this year, over the objections of some residents, to allow for a "culling program" in which sharpshooters would kill deer.
The organ donor shortfall in the UK has prompted calls to introduce legislation to allow for presumed consent: if there is no explicit objection to donation of an organ, consent should be presumed.
It doesn't allow for a shade of disagreement, which can tend to raise objections from even the intelligent viewer who wouldn't think of owning a gun.
Neither of those initiatives would have allowed for temporary pauses in the wage increase, one of Brown's long-standing objections.
