The phrase "allows for potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing opportunities or possibilities that may arise from a certain situation or action.
Example: "The new policy allows for potential improvements in employee productivity and morale."
Alternatives: "provides opportunities for" or "creates possibilities for".
Supraglottic closure requires tracheotomy but allows for potential postoperative phonation and reversibility.
The formulation is useful insofar as it has a prescriptive nature that allows for potential codification using the methodology of the component method of joint design.
The smooth predictable envelope and quasi-periodicity of impulse response allows for potential ways to design ultra-low-complexity FIR filters.
The topological layout shown is arbitrary, but the connectivity allows for potential knowledge discovery such as by means of transitive association path analysis.
This allows for potential benefits not only to the health care system but also to other areas of society to be observed.
This allows for potential change detection of urban tree growth and pruning and for monitoring abrupt changes like replanting or tree loss.
"But the only litmus test I allow for potential supporters is to look at my record and my vision".
The statement allowed for potential meetings with Afghan officials, but that was qualified with a terse addition: "if needed".
Critics contend that the number of trades through the Platts system can be sufficiently low, allowing for potential manipulation.
Ms. Gutierrez said a DNA database would also allow for potential scrutiny of a wide range of private medical information that the government is not entitled to examine.
"Included in the environmental impact statement (EIS) are detailed management, mitigation, and monitoring plans, which will allow for potential impacts to be minimised.
