The phrase "allows for the sharing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or provision for sharing something, such as information, resources, or experiences.
Example: "The new software update allows for the sharing of files between users seamlessly."
Alternatives: "facilitates sharing" or "enables the sharing".
The Convention allows for the sharing of information by governments of bank balances.
The agreement allows for the sharing of SAP resources across the whole of the public sector, therefore creating more flexibility and reducing overall costs".
Breaking down the barriers between disciplines allows for the sharing of theoretical approaches, methodologies, and research designs.
The Swedish Pirate Party told news site TorrentFreak that "the only way forward is a radical reform of copyright law that allows for the sharing of culture".
It also allows for the sharing of expertise that would otherwise be trapped in individual classrooms.
And it allows for the sharing of accountability, information and truth in this matter.
No penalties are currently in place for failing to register, but Australia has debt recovery agreements with other countries that allow for the sharing of tax information.
The "My Chow" feature, beyond allowing for the sharing of recipes and restaurant recommendations, will let users find like-minded dinner companions for the times their friends are too cheap to splurge for the likes of a Thomas Keller dinner.
The logical solution to these issues of budget and staff limitations is to seek out opportunities for collaboration, which would allow for the sharing of costs, resources, and expertise among participating institutions.
They want the freedom to build and use tools that allow for the sharing of information and the creation of communities because this is the key to all collaboration and collective action — even if some minority of users of these tools use them to take pop songs without paying.
They also allow for the sharing of Internet access and the use of peripherals, applications and data files across multiple users.
