The phrase "allows for the involvement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the facilitation or permission of participation in a particular process or activity.
Example: "The new policy allows for the involvement of community members in decision-making."
Alternatives: "enables participation" or "facilitates engagement".
Furthermore, it should allow for the involvement of a representative sample of practices, physicians, and patients who prescribe/receive treatment in routine care.
MRI allows for the precise staging of the medullary involvement and the soft-tissue mass, and helps in diffusion: low-grade lesions show a lobulated pattern with enhanced septations after intravenous injection of contrast media.
Following recent evidence of an increasing trend in colonization and disease in individuals who have not recently received antimicrobials [ 8], our model allows for the development of CDI without antibiotic involvement.
McCloud suggests that it is the readers' involvement and interpretation that allows for the transitions between one panel and another to be meaningful; the transition might not make immediate sense but a relationship can be developed in the readers' minds.
The new media law allows for government involvement in public broadcasting, with obvious results.
In February 2016 it was found to be legal, based on a retrospective amendment to the Migration Act, which the court said allowed for the commonwealth's involvement in detaining someone in another country.
The patient approach and persistence also allows for involvement in high social impact investing.
For example, by closely aligning organizational entities with medical specialties, management can be more focused and direct, simultaneously allowing for the greater influence and involvement of physicians.
Ben Caldecott, head of European policy at Climate Change Capital, an investment firm based in London, said the overall amount fund would be less important than an effective structure that allows for private-sector involvement.
There has been a recent trend toward delaying newborn baths because of mounting evidence that delayed bathing promotes breastfeeding, decreases hypothermia, and allows for more parental involvement with newborn care.
