The phrase "allows sufficient time for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the provision of adequate time for a task, event, or process to be completed effectively.
Example: "The schedule allows sufficient time for all participants to prepare their presentations."
Alternatives: "provides ample time for" or "gives enough time for".
This particular time period was chosen because it allows sufficient time for articles to reveal their merit.
For example, the slow growing nature of cancer within the prostate [10] allows sufficient time for the immune system to mount an anti-tumour response following a prime/boost or multiple immunisation strategy.
The results can be attributed to the fact that slow pulling by slow tip retraction allows sufficient time for compact stacking of the nanoparticles before the liquid evaporates [18, 19], whereas melting [20, 21] dominates when fast pulling leaves a low constituent particle density.
Using the tamponade at the end of the vitrectomy allows sufficient time for chorioretinal adhesion to develop [ 26, 27].
This allows sufficient time for optimal interactions and crosslinking to occur, and thus forces the formation of well-organized fibrils of uniform diameter optimized for local conditions.
An interval of one to two weeks between the primary visit and the next appointment allows sufficient time for women to think about participation.
For these reasons, guidelines recommend timely referral of patients to a nephrologist to allow sufficient time for pre-ESRD modality education and dialysis access planning [ 15].
Never cut into old wood, as it won't re-grow sufficiently at this time of year, but the coming weeks will allow sufficient time for nice tight re-growth before winter sets in.
But for that to happen, the government needs to allow sufficient time for proper parliamentary scrutiny and, equally importantly, to shift position on a number of key issues.
