The phrase "allows for safety" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measures, policies, or designs that create a secure environment or prevent harm.
Example: "The new building design allows for safety by incorporating fire-resistant materials and multiple exits."
Alternatives: "ensures safety" or "provides safety."
FlexRay is a deterministic communication protocol which is increasingly used in the automotive industry as it provides a high bandwidth and allows for safety critical applications.
If turned on, TXTBlocker works automatically, so owners never have to remember to turn it on, and it allows for safety features so that phones can always make calls to 911 and receive calls from preset emergency numbers.
Airports, though, provide certain culinary challenges for restaurateurs, like smaller cutlery for security reasons, and electric stovetops, which are not allowed for safety reasons.
Exceptions are allowed for safety or security reasons or if air traffic control advises the flight's captain that returning to the terminal would disrupt operations.
— The Federal Aviation Administration said Friday that it would delay closing control towers at 149 airports until June to allow for safety analyses and "to attempt to resolve multiple legal challenges".
One early reviewer bemoaned Plane Food's undersize cutlery (the size is used throughout the terminal so the steak knives cannot be turned into weapons) and meat searing methods, relying on electric rather than gas stoves, which are not allowed for safety reasons.
Use of the handrail will be allowed for safety reasons only.
Early randomisation during the 4-week placebo run-in phase, that is, 2 weeks, is allowed for safety reasons for patients developing an excessively elevated BP >180/110 mm Hg or if a fourth background drug has been discontinued at the screening visit or at the discretion of the study site PI.
The ventilation modes were not randomised as we had to ventilate the children in PSV before and at the end of the study, and randomising the modes would require changing the ventilator in a randomised order as well, which was not allowed for safety reasons.
Therefore, an effective and reliable seizure prediction method, which can forecast the arrival of seizure, is needed for these patients, providing warning time to allow for safety-enhancing behavioral responses.
The lead coolant allows for inherent safety properties attractive from a nuclear safety point of view, but issues related to corrosion of structural materials and the possible positive coolant reactivity coefficient must be addressed before LFRs can be commercially viable.
