The phrase "allows for the existence" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means that something enables or permits the existence of something else. You can use it when discussing the factors or conditions that make something possible. Example: The new law allows for the existence of small businesses by providing tax breaks and resources for growth.
It sounds like a classic Cage role, not that he allows for the existence of such a thing.
The model allows for the existence of multiradicals and the occurrence of gelation.
The condition that allows for the existence of a dead zone is defined by a critical Thiele modulus.
Instead, Kusenko relied on data from the Nobel Prize-winning research into the Higgs boson — an elusive so-called "God particle" that allows for the existence of pretty much everything else in the universe.
And yes, the ESPN N.B.A. reporter Chris Broussard felt the need to speak for those who believe homosexuality is "an open rebellion to God," while still claiming tolerance because he allows for the existence of his gay colleague, LZ Granderson.
General relativity is committed to claims regarding which motions are and are not possible for a single particle entirely alone in the universe, and it also allows for the existence of universes whose total angular momentum is other than zero.
The only admissible evidence they allow for the existence of a divine being or realm comes from empirical facts which are open to everyday observation or scientific investigation.
This land connection would have allowed for the existence of expansive high-latitude terrestrial continuity, spanning the northern reaches of the Eurasian and North American continents.
A probabilistic crack growth model is applied, allowing for the existence of multiple cracks both in the stiffener and in the plate, accounting for the correlation between them.
This was to allow the lazy kd-tree to be as general as possible and allow for the existence of an aggregate of aggregates where only some sub-aggregates may need to be further refined.
The host planet and its moon lie within the solar mass star's (Kepler 1625) habitable zone, where moderate temperatures allow for the existence of liquid water on any solid planetary surface.
