The phrase "allows for sharing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing features or functionalities that enable the act of sharing something, such as information, resources, or experiences.
Example: "The new software update allows for sharing files seamlessly between users."
Alternatives: "facilitates sharing" or "enables sharing".
We adopt Laudan's 'research tradition' terminology as research traditions have a more fluid structure than paradigms and Laudan allows for sharing of theoretical resources between research traditions.
We present a Phase I dose escalation trial design based on a modified continual reassessment method that allows for sharing of information between populations.
It's a novel idea and ultimately allows for sharing of written content, but a wireless link, even Bluetooth, would broaden its appeal with increased functionality.
The service also allows for sharing a file before it is done uploading, meaning that a second party can begin viewing the file before it is complete.
Now, the version 2.0 update introduces features that make that wide-cast net even wider, since it allows for sharing with friends and family.
Adopting an ELN only makes sense if the whole department adopts it, which allows for sharing costs and training; repositories, consistency and use of standards could also be relevant [10, 42].
Under this type of organization, which prevails to this day, each member holds a share of the profits within a democratically structured unit that allows for shared duties and responsibilities.
Targeted letters were made possible through the Boston HealthNet, an affiliation of Boston Medical Center with community health centers, which allows for shared access to electronic medical records.
"We see ourselves as a complement, to allow for sharing on multiple networks, all at once".
City networks such as C40, ICLEI, and United Cities and Local Governments allow for sharing best practices and facilitate new forms of finance.
