The phrase "allows for sufficient time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the provision of adequate time for a task or process to be completed effectively.
Example: "The schedule allows for sufficient time to complete the project without rushing."
Alternatives: "provides ample time" or "ensures adequate time".
By interweaving discrete time solution of the optimization and continuous integration of sensor data, our scheme allows for sufficient time for finding the global optima approximately through a grid-search.
The implantation of pure magnesium screws for orthopaedic procedures allows for sufficient time for bone healing and also promotes the grwoth of new bone.
This is because a slow-growing tumor allows for sufficient time to build an optimal immune response; for example, by booster vaccination.
The extent of the combined teaching and clinical roles of our faculty ward attendings allows for sufficient time with residents, thus providing a uniform exposure to enhance role modeling [ 18, 19].
In this respect, the importance of an appropriate setting of administration, ideally through a home visit as in our study, cannot be overlooked, as it allows for sufficient time to introduce the video and its purpose [ 9, 10, 25, 37] and contribute to making parents feel more at ease.
The group also notes that more questions about the robustness and operation of the arrangement may well arise during the review process — which it says should last at least two to three days in order to allow for "sufficient time to conduct an assessment".
Since we focus on the first year after initiation of HAART only, we probably do not allow for sufficient time for this to be of clinical significance [ 49].
In the PERFORM Vascular Project, CIMT will be evaluated over 3 years to allow for sufficient time to detect antiproliferative and antiatherogenic activity.
