The phrase "a tolerance in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing acceptable levels or limits within a specific context, such as engineering, science, or social behavior.
Example: "The engineers established a tolerance in the measurements to ensure the components fit together properly."
Alternatives: "an allowance in" or "a margin in".
Plants have three mechanisms for tolerating soil salinity, including tolerance of the osmotic effects of salt; a tolerance in leaf tissues of the negative effects of sodium ions (Na+) on cellular function through compartmentalisation of Na+ in specific tissues, cells, or cellular organelles; and exclusion of Na+ from the sensitive shoot tissue [1].
Aventis CropScience, which developed the corn, asked the E.P.A. to allow a low level, known as a tolerance, in human food so that food companies would not have to recall products if even a trace of the corn is detected.
Gay service members say that for all the firsts in the past year — the first gay wedding at a military base, the first openly gay general — there remains a tolerance in many quarters for gay jokes and slurs.
However, when the mice were exposed to CWSS repeatedly seven times, they showed a tolerance in the production of antinociception.
The proposed QCM-CRS also showed the best time response and repeatability and had a tolerance in Δf0 of ±0.4%, indicating it had a high reliability and stability.
Pianos are handcrafted with many intricate pieces, such as the pedal box, which is now machined to a tolerance in the thousandths of an inch.
In addition, a tolerance dose, in essence a threshold dose, was defined above which liver parenchyma would be significantly damaged.
A tolerance - in Reid's words - between pastoralists and ecosystem health (including wildlife) has always existed in African savannas.
This biological phenomenon has great potential to be a tolerance biomarker in the settings of transplantation.
"Also, that the change in government reflected a growing tolerance in society".
