The phrase "allows looking for" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or permission to search for something, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The new software allows users to look for specific files quickly."
Alternatives: "permits searching for" or "enables the search for".
Protesters came and went as their agenda and energy allowed, looking for the telltale gold circle on a door or window.
If there is not an existing fire pit, and pits are allowed, look for a site that is at least fifteen feet away from tent walls, shrubs, trees or other flammable objects.
Add funky jewelry make some out of bright duct tape that's almost run out, find beads, search through your house or art class for anything that's cool Accessories are everything, find out what looks good with the outfit and wear it Don't ask what's allowed, look for it yourself!
That allows people looking for dental care at a reduced rate — including those who might otherwise forego dental care — to get the services they need.
Acting like Tinder for LinkedIn users, it allows users looking for a romantic connection to browse through a database of other users also looking for more than just a professional connection.
This allows someone looking for a petrol station in San Francisco, for instance, to type in his location to get an interactive map with all the nearby petrol stations, and driving directions if required.
Only 15 states allow parents looking for work to qualify, according to the National Women's Law Center.
If it's a case of buying something they are allowed or looking for something that is more illicit, they will still seek out a dealer to buy some of the super-strength stuff.
In November, the foundation will launch a new consumer campaign, and will unveil an app allowing people looking for a particular product to find a retailer, business or cafe that pays its staff the living wage.
