The phrase "allows for proposing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or permission to suggest ideas or plans in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy allows for proposing innovative solutions to improve efficiency in the workplace."
Alternatives: "permits suggesting" or "facilitates the proposal of".
No such estimates are available yet for adaptation, mostly because policies for each sector translate into different kinds of avoided damages that must then be monetized in order to harmonize the results and allow for proposing policies that should be prioritized for their cost-effectiveness.
The IPPR believes the government will not be able to hit its savings target, even allowing for proposed budget cuts, at the same time as meeting spending promises made by George Osborne when he was chancellor.
Standing at a height of over 14 m (46 ft), the structure was carefully placed back from North Terrace to provide space for "public gatherings of a ceremonial nature" and to allow for the proposed widening of the street.
This allowed a planned recruitment of 90 subjects per group whilst maintaining the maximum intervention caseload of 75, to allow for a proposed 15% loss to follow-up.
This approach also allows for significant creativity in proposing new service structures, funding models, professional designations, and programs.
The proposed proposed methodology allows for multivariate auxiliary covariates W without suffering the curse of dimensionality.
In particular, one of the re-identification methods that they propose allows for the identification of around 80% of users.
The proposed approach allows for explicitly expressing power systems operational constraints in the partitioning algorithm.
The proposed method allows for substrate degradation under microbial growth conditions.
The proposed legislation allows for carers' assessments, but it can still be a minefield for those who are making decisions for or supporting relatives and friends.
