The phrase "allows for the exercise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the provision or opportunity to engage in a particular activity or action.
Example: "The new policy allows for the exercise of greater flexibility in work hours."
Alternatives: "permits the implementation" or "facilitates the practice".
I present an Aristotelian argument that the political association uniquely allows for the exercise of legitimate rule and provides for resources necessary for a truly flourishing life.
"I call on the mayor to find a sustainable resolution – as other cities have done – that allows for the exercise of free speech and assembly, with respect for the rights of all New Yorkers to peaceful enjoyment of our great city".
This study endorses the view of resilience as a social process resulting from the ability of the individual to survive, and the presence of a social environment that allows for the exercise of this ability [ 8].
"To say that the faculty and staff of the school were to act in a prescribed manner in responding to an emergency situation would likewise be illogical and in direct contradiction to the very purpose of governmental immunity: allowing for the exercise of judgment without fear of second-guessing," she wrote.
In July 2014, the Abe administration made a landmark decision to reinterpret Japan's constitution to allow for the exercise of collective self-defense.
This suggests that self-diagnosis and reliance on traditional medicine emerge as responses to mistrust which simultaneously allow for the exercise of control over the intake of biomedicine.
In Italian law, this allows for the use of data "in the exercise of the profession of journalism and for the exclusive pursuit of the relevant goals".
Article 13(b) of the Rome statute allows for the ICC to exercise its jurisdiction where international crimes appear to have been committed in a situation that has been referred to it by the UN security council.
Some degree of OA due to primary cartilage damage is to be expected, even with sufficient surgical management that provides stable osteosynthesis and allows for the performance of exercises in the early postoperative phase [ 16].
The Constitution also allows for the death penalty to be exercised for grave crimes, but only in accordance with national law.
In other states public health laws are broadly framed allowing for the significant exercise of discretion.
