The phrase "allows for the building" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the provision or facilitation of construction or development in a particular context.
Example: "The new zoning laws allow for the building of residential complexes in previously restricted areas."
Alternatives: "permits the construction" or "facilitates the development".
Ours is just for piling books on; yours allows for the building of brains and brawn.
Circulating research among these groups is a symbiotic relationship, without which we would never obtain real big data that allows for the building of robust AI solutions.
Creating a space specifically for women on a bi-weekly or monthly basis allows for the building of relationships that are imperative for community.
Therefore, cooperation between Gtfs and microorganisms allows for the building of a plate strongly attached to the teeth surface with stable bonds between bacterial cells [ 6, 35].
The construction site allows for the building of each course's template (i.e., the outline format of main topics, subtopics, and buttons listed at the bottom of the course and the chapter banner) and pages.
They allow for the building of sustainable networks, establishing trust with customers and good talent management.
THE site is now zoned for office and retail use only, and will have to be rezoned to allow for the building of hotels, Mr. Sheeran said.
The plan, he will claim, will allow for the building of around 100,000 homes and support as many as 200,000 jobs by 2015.
About 600 residents and activists confronted officials who defended proposed changes in city zoning laws to allow for the building to go up.
Morris Chang, SB '52, SM '53, ME '55, and his wife Sophie, provided a gift that allowed for the building's restoration and renovation.
The report envisioned zoning changes that would allow for the building of 20 million square feet of office space -- the equivalent of 10 Empire State Buildings -- along a commercial corridor extending from Pennsylvania Station west to the Hudson River.
