The phrase "allows for swift and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process or system that enables quick and efficient actions or responses.
Example: "The new software update allows for swift and seamless communication between team members."
Alternatives: "facilitates quick and" or "enables rapid and".
We present a theory, based on the equivalent surface source formulation for fluid-solid systems that incorporates these 'loading' effects and allows for swift computation of the multipole source dimensionless impedance, the associated radiator motion and the resulting radiated wave field in borehole fluid and formation.
South Korea's border is the most heavily guarded in the world, military service is mandatory and the country's presidential system allows for swift action in the event of attack.
Paul Eggington's unit setting allows for swift alterations, aided by James Mulligan's artwork, David Pecoraro's lighting effects and Lia Hansen's 1950s period costumes.
An adroit use of the rotating stage allows for swift changes of scene.
Doing this allows for swifter absorption.
This rapid pace of innovation is enabled, in part, by a relaxed regulatory environment that allows for swifter implementation of less tested solutions that may seem risky to some.
It was started without some simple measures that could have prevented deaths or allowed for swift investigations and a full public accounting when things went wrong.
These rapid feedback inhibitors (RFIs) are thought to tune the signal transduction cascades, allow for swift feedback regulation and establish short latency phases after signaling induction.
This would result in a (draft) strategy upon completion of the guideline allowing for swift progress after publication and dissemination.
The 'tip on' will allow the Scottish forwards to shift the point of contact from a front-on collision to side-on, maintaining forward momentum and allowing for swift delivery of the ball to Greig Laidlaw.
