The phrase "allows for the conclusion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing reasoning or evidence that leads to a specific inference or outcome.
Example: "The data collected from the experiment allows for the conclusion that the new drug is effective in treating the disease."
Alternatives: "leads to the conclusion" or "supports the conclusion".
Hunt in his statement said that "mortality rates suggest that since 2005 thousands more people may have died than would normally be expected at the 14 trusts reviewed by Sir Bruce" - careful wording which allows for the conclusion that the deaths may not have been avoidable, as Keogh in his later briefing suggested.
He said that the vaccine had been licensed by the Food and Drug Administration since 1970, and that the F.D.A. had provided guidance to the Pentagon "that easily allows for the conclusion that this, in their judgment, is effective against inhaled anthrax".
If the settlement allows for the conclusion that alleged activities by the banks precipitated the run-up and decline in equities, then surely those 250 million accounts would have a strong case.
I received this official response to that question: "After hearing from the entomologists who have looked at the images, we at the CEFAA agree that these photos do not show anything which allows for the conclusion that they are bugs.
Many studies investigating arthroplasty determine mobility of the target level by measuring sROM before and after surgery, which allows for the conclusion that there is mobility, but gives no information other than the quantity of mobility.
Because colour was not associated with most claw disorders, our study allows for the conclusion that susceptibility to claw disorders is probably more affected by factors other than claw horn colour (pigmentation).
The predictive TPSA and %ABS data allow for the conclusion that these compounds could have a good capacity for penetrating cell membranes.
Therefore we felt that the findings as reflected in Figure 1, allowed for the conclusion that Th-int/r-IEL% is acceptable for use as a continuously variable reference value in the calculations specified below.
Our results allow for the conclusion that the calculated changes in the chemical shifts upon sulfation agree well with the experimental data.
Histomorphometrical changes of primary and secondary osteons allow for the conclusion that the bone mechanical properties could be weakened in the Cd group rats.
