The phrase "also allowing for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something is being considered or taken into account in addition to other factors.
Example: "The plan is feasible, also allowing for potential delays in the project timeline."
Alternatives: "also taking into account" or "also considering".
He was also, allowing for changes of style and taste, a quintessentially modern actor.
They can provide political cover while also allowing for the collection of additional evidence via subpoena.
Zooplankton are fed upon extensively, clarifying the water but also allowing for algal blooms.
Here, the constraint sets up the potential for improvisation off a single musical line, while also allowing for clean breaks.
This deciduous dentition is one of the defining characteristics of mammals as a whole, also allowing for precise occlusion and complex food processing.
That allows for the mapping of the scope of state activities within the wider economy (also allowing for comparison across space and time).
A parallel system would provide continuity while also allowing for a new benchmark tied more closely to actual data, the British regulator Martin Wheatley said, the newspaper reports.
I assessed how I could accomplish the final scientific objectives while also allowing for the horses and camp to be moved down to a lower, safer site.
Banks must be required to have a financing and legal structure within which losses can be imposed while also allowing for an orderly wind-down of the business.
In addition, simulation models can be easily subjected to arbitrary conditions and load profiles, also allowing for coupled simulations including thermal, electric and drive dynamic vehicle behaviour.
Specifically, the VHDL testbench reads the transistor-level design's outputs and supplies the inputs accordingly, also allowing for automatic checking of functional correctness.
