The phrase 'to allow for discussion' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to mean that something is done to provide an opportunity or setting for discussion to take place. For example, "The teacher gave the students a few minutes to allow for discussion."
The goal is to allow for discussion of disagreements without devolving into vitriol.
They added a talk page, to allow for discussion of the editorial process — an idea Bayle would have appreciated.
This nonprofit management case is meant to allow for discussion of how organizational strategy should adapt to political change.
The case is designed to allow for discussion of both whether and how the mayor can reframe the growth issue so as to make it palatable.
This case is designed to allow for discussion of the most effective communication/persuasion strategy for the Hong Kong government to pursue.
First, the ranges of specific implementation of each potential measures are too large to allow for discussion of each implementation, and therefore the study focused only on relatively broad environmental and road-safety measures identified by earlier research.
A ceasefire, agreed to allow for discussions with a view to brokering a permanent truce, is due to expire on March 1.
SAN FRANCISCO–(BUSINESS WIRE Apple and Cisco have agreed to extend the time for Apple to respond to the lawsuit to allow for discussions between the companies with the aim of reaching agreement on trademark rights and interoperability.
In addition to allowing for discussion of the specific dilemmas faced in Hong Kong, the case can be a point of departure for a more general discussion about the variety of imaginable relationships between the public and nonprofit sectors and how such arrangements are, as a practical matter, effected.
Include balanced scorecards and consistent operational metrics with established thresholds and risk markers in meeting pre-reads to allow for more discussion time.
World-leading H5N1 researchers agreed to a voluntary, temporary moratorium on research to allow for international discussion (5).
