The phrase "allows for the provision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or capability to provide something, often in a formal or technical context.
Example: "The new policy allows for the provision of additional resources to support the project."
Alternatives: "facilitates the provision" or "enables the provision".
Landowners and innovative camping entrepreneurs are able to take advantage of the "28-day rule", which allows for the provision of a temporary campsite without planning permission.
Firms that draw lower cost parameters in the first period are favored in the selection process in all later periods, which allows for the provision of more powerful incentives.
The coordinated sucking ability that allows for the provision of sufficient intake for growth by sucking feeds alone begin to develop at 34 weeks [ 11].
This allows for the provision of a constrained environment for cell seeding while allowing for biophysical and biochemical stimuli to be simultaneously presented.
The Zambia national protocol on integrated prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV (PMTCT) allows for the provision of couple testing in antenatal clinics.
Acute antenatal transfer allows for the provision of specialist neonatal care which is only available in a limited number of neonatal nurseries across Queensland.
Furthermore, it allows for the provisioning of a new category of services that was not possible to implement in pure WSN or MPS networks.
Section 38B of the Broadcasting Services Act allowed for the provision of a third station owned by either one or both existing networks.
Audiovisual footage of group sessions was used throughout these supervision sessions to allow for the provision of feedback on both group process and program content.
The themed factors carers identified as causing stress or burden in Phase 1 were developed into a two-round Delphi survey, thus allowing for the provision of feedback and the opportunity to revise earlier responses [ 36].
The approach in fragile and protracted crisis contexts should allow for the provision of additional technical assistance for programme development if needed, and be sufficiently flexible to adapt projects and programmes over time.
