The phrase "allows for the enforcement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability or provision for implementing rules, laws, or policies.
Example: "The new legislation allows for the enforcement of stricter penalties for violations."
Alternatives: "facilitates the enforcement" or "enables the enforcement".
The language in this section is broad, but it can certainly be interpreted as implying that governments allow for the enforcement of "non-compete" agreements.
Many states allow for the enforcement of non-compete agreements, which companies often put in contracts both to limit their employees' mobility and also to try to impede competitors.
Through a spectral analysis of the projection operator's SIP-DG discretization, we demonstrate that the eigenfunctions of the operator do not form a basis that allows for the correct enforcement of the incompressibility constraint.
Chapter 14 describes the history of managing risk by acts passed by the federal and state governments, as well as the U.S. government system that allows for these enforcements.
Most importantly, however, the mutual recognition of legitimate belligerency allowed for the effective enforcement of stringent constraints on the permissible means of warfare on the level of ius in bello.
It has only a small lubricants business to seize in that country, and Ecuador and the U.S. don't have a treaty allowing for the automatic enforcement of foreign judgments.
"Sexual violence as a serious crime which needs to be handled by law enforcement, which allows for the perpetrators to be brought to justice.
It calls for the enforcement of Shariah law but allows for the reopening of schools for girls.
Wallace says, I've read it, Brit's right, and then ONCE AGAIN PROVES THAT'S NOT TRUE because he (like almost everyone in the media) glosses over the fact that the law allows for immigration enforcement contact over CITY ORDINANCE VIOLATIONS.
