The phrase "allows for quick and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a feature or capability that facilitates speed and efficiency in a process or action.
Example: "The new software update allows for quick and seamless data transfers between devices."
Alternatives: "enables rapid and" or "facilitates swift and".
They're kept in a centralized area that allows for quick and easy clean up.
Gamers are fretting over Valve's Early Access model too, which allows for quick and easy upload of games to Steam.
The judges, prosecutors, and defense counsels all have access to identical information for each case, which allows for quick and effective review of data.
The method is shown to be within 3% of the accuracy of traditional effluent sampling and analysis procedures and allows for quick and accurate in situ measurement of dissolved or suspended tracer concentrations at multiple times.
The RSSCT design allows for quick and hydraulically realistic conditions during testing[50, 51].
Magnetically attached tilt foot at the rear allows for quick and easy view angle adjustments.
Despite Google's assurances around privacy, it's patent for the device allows for quicker and easier capturing of personal data than other devices on the market.
Having these additional assets on the ground allows for quicker, and more detailed coverage as breaking news unfolds, as was shown by its George Foster Peabody Award-winning coverage of the 2011 Egyptian uprising.
Front-loading backpacks open by a zipper along the front side, which allows for quicker and easier access to the backpack's contents.
While you can enter the data into the database directly into the tables, using forms allows for quicker and more visual data entry.
The reactor design allowed for quick and efficient procurement of optimally spaced and sized samples.
