The phrase "allows for the removal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that a certain process or condition enables the act of removing something.
Example: "The new software update allows for the removal of outdated files to free up storage space."
Alternatives: "facilitates the removal" or "enables the removal".
Salmond writes: "There is nothing in any European treaty that allows for the removal of 5 million EU citizens against their will because they have taken part in a legal, democratic vote about how they should be governed.
By George Packer Section 4 of the Twenty-fifth Amendment to the Constitution allows for the removal of a President who can no longer discharge his duties but is unable or unwilling to say so.
A continuous elution process through a column packed with humic acid allows for the removal of both heavy metals and organic xenobiotics from aqueous solution.
This design allows for the removal of individual glass blocks for cleaning or repair without disruption to the display.
City Attorney Jan Goldsmith plans to ask the City Council later this month for permission to bring another lawsuit against the mayor under a City Charter provision that allows for the removal of any city official found to have made unauthorized expenditures of municipal funds.
(Equation 3b additionally allows for the removal of synthase by endocytosis).
Cleavage was carried out for 24 h at +4°C, the sample was concentrated in an Amicon Ultra-15 3K centrifugal filter device (Millipore), and imidazole was removed using a PD-10 column (GE Healthcare); this allowed for the removal of uncleaved His-tagged protein by another passage through Ni-NTA in the case of incomplete cleavage.
Officials are evaluating the option of using natural gas for heating systems, which would reduce emissions and allow for the removal of 63 underground oil tanks, he said.
Swing-away leg rests allow for the removal of the leg rests from the frame in order to facilitate transfers into and out of the wheelchair.
In June, that court held that the city could implement a nearly decade-old state regulation allowing for the removal for 30 days of a man or women from free city shelter as a disciplinary action.
Iowa's system of merit appointment of judges followed by up-or-down retention elections is meant to allow for the removal of corrupt or incompetent judges, not to facilitate partisan manipulation and judicial intimidation.
