The phrase "allows for proposal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or possibility of making a proposal in a given context or situation.
Example: "The new policy allows for proposal submissions from all team members, encouraging diverse ideas."
Alternatives: "permits a proposal" or "facilitates a proposal".
Recent advances in our understanding of the biology of HIV have now allowed for proposals to recapitulate either a sterilizing cure (complete elimination of all HIV-infected cells from an individual) or functional cure (long-term control of HIV replication with HIV RNA <50 copies/ml in the absence of cART).
This observation allows for the proposal of two potential roles for NirN.
Our phylogenomic framework not only allows for the proposal of a robust evolutionary scenario for the diversification of mycobacteria but also provides a trustworthy tree for subsequent phylogenetic analyses.
The copula-based MH approach is able to deal with the dependence structure in the high dimensional sampling space and allows for high proposal acceptance rates at simultaneously high ESS's.
A proposal to allow for-profit investment in two hospitals in New York State has been dropped from the budget, an unexpected setback to a push to open health care systems to private investors for the first time.
Proposals to allow for-profit bodies to run schools appear to have been shelved as too toxic ahead of the general election.Mr Cameron is committed to the new educational order.
Although it is unrealistic to expect Congress to rewrite the health care law to allow for this proposal, there is room within the law for a state or regional pilot project to experiment with public-private medical partnerships.
Our findings also allow for the proposal of a brand new strategy for disease treatment in utero.
The proposal allows for 12 hours of night flying and 14 hours of day flying.
Experimental results on benchmark datasets show that the proposal allows for the design of compact, interpretable and competitive classification models.
