The phrase "a very permissive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation, environment, or person that allows a lot of freedom or leniency in behavior or rules.
Example: "The school has adopted a very permissive approach to student dress codes, allowing students to express themselves freely."
Alternatives: "highly lenient" or "extremely tolerant".
We are a very permissive household.
It is a very permissive structure as first approach of ultra thin SOI films.
Only a single process, DNA Replication, passed FDR in both signatures, at a very permissive level of 0.31.
Using a very permissive 50% FDR, 6518 transcripts were identified as cycling in shoot tissue compared with 335 in the root tissue (Table S5).
The similarity between any of the human interferon lambda proteins to any other helical cytokine or interferon is below the detection limit for BLAST [16], even using a very permissive p-value threshold.
This is a very permissive stipulation and has raised concerns at the level of state legislations.
Therefore, we removed certain regions from NMR structures with an attempt to be very permissive about inclusion of residues in evaluation.
In an environment that is very permissive to academic cheating and cheating in general [ 3, 10- 14], students' choice of persons who they would be ready to involve in cheating demonstrates their awareness of the acceptability of the behaviour.
Parker and Ward were murdered with a handgun, and Virginia has very permissive handgun laws.
Industrialists moan about this, but the system has actually been very permissive — even a money maker for them.
This is still an important amount, considering that two mismatches is very permissive (it represents almost a 10% of nucleotide substitution in the read with respect to the reference sequence).> -wrap-foot> Counts for the tags mapping over the reference data sets depicted in Figure 2. Total (distinct) tags: 40,670; mapped tags: 30,053; orphan tags (tags not mapped): 10,617.
