The phrase "allows scope" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential or range of possibilities within a certain context or framework.
Example: "The new policy allows scope for innovation and creativity within the team."
Alternatives: "provides room" or "offers flexibility".
Even the delivery of more lethal weaponry to the opposition resolves nothing, because it could end up with the wrong people, and because it allows scope and pretext for the regime's supporters – notably Iran and Russia – to balance it on the other side.
The federated nature of BioMart allows scope for integration and cross querying of EMAGE with other similar BioMarts.
Moreover, the use of complex questionnaires inevitably allows scope for inconsistent responses to be recorded for different questions resulting in a further complication in the assessment of morality outcomes.
The implications of this observation are currently unclear but we speculate that this relationship allows scope for homeostatic control, possibly through the existence of physiological feedback loops undetectable using Bayesian methodologies.
This pruning has allowed scope for more concentrated wage spend," said an AST spokesman.
A sensible fiscal regime would allow scope for additional, discretionary loosening of fiscal policy.
The songs also allow scope for the comic as when a lustful duchess urges the monarchy's resident fool to do "an erotic breakfast dance".
She made her two fictional villages, Fairacre and Thrush Green, more real than reality, allowing scope for a degree of wry humour.
It holds our attention while at the same time allowing scope for reflection," and providing a palliative to the nonstop attentional demands of typical, city streets.
The width of the band can be exploited, allowing scope for interest rates to be used to curb inflation but not the unlimited scope that central banks have at present.
Cantwell feels that modern life and the western education system are often guilty of directing people towards one career, or "one thing that you do", without allowing scope for creativity, time or changing locations.
