"may well allow" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means that something is likely or probable to allow. It is typically used to express a possibility or potential outcome. Example: Considering the current market trends, investing in real estate may well allow for a high return on investment.
The government stimulus now coming into the pipeline may well allow growth to stay above zero and for an official recession to be averted.
It's a bit like 'magic', where all rules become suspended, and for that reason it may well allow … for kinds of imaginative risk-taking impossible in more standard couplings".
But the fact that the economy appears to be mired in its worst recession in a generation may well allow the administration to confront problems that have festered for years.
Warr and Kelly agree that Dilnot's agenda is not going away quietly, although Warr fears that the recommendation about more money may well allow the government to "kick the report into the long grass".
American audiences demonstrate increasingly little patience with modernism and works that require exhaustive pre-concert explanations; yet the urgency of his music may well allow him to transcend the elitist stigma suffered by him and his contemporaries.
The sandy ground led to a rocky road for Panesar but Swann's astonishing retirement in the middle of an Ashes series may well allow him to resurrect his Test career.
Not scaling the input data may as well allow for subtle, yet useful, transformations applied in the initial dataset to be expressed in the restructured principal components.
And while Uber may very well allow people to turn their blue Prius into a modern yellow cab, it does so while excusing itself from assuming the lion's share of the responsibilities traditionally associated with car services.
However, Web-based marketing, sales, and existing global distribution methods may very well allow Bottlieb to rapidly exploit global demand with production capacity as the only significant constraint within the initial five year period.
Such an interview scheme could be easily implemented in smaller schemes and may well provide important information to allow for targeted improvement of training.
The bigger counties, such as Los Angeles, may well be allowed a month more.
