The phrase "allow circumventing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission is granted to bypass or avoid certain rules or restrictions.
Example: "The new policy will allow circumventing the usual approval process for urgent requests."
Alternatives: "permit bypassing" or "enable evasion of".
Second, it has to be ensured that there are no legal loopholes that allow circumventing the bonus.
They allow circumventing the difficulty of calculating a likelihood function inherent to the more traditional maximum-likelihood or Bayesian approaches, which make them particularly appealing in our case.
Therefore, Yang and colleagues tested the hypothesis of whether ethyl pyruvate - another anti-inflammatory and antioxidant compound, which they had previously shown to protect against liver injury of various other etiologies - may allow circumventing these limitations.
A new hybrid photo-thermochemical sulfur ammonia (HySA) WSC developed at the Florida Solar Energy Center allows circumventing this shortcoming.
Such progress allows circumventing current limitations of carbohydrate synthesis and opens new opportunities related to the synthetic biology field.
Recently, a generalized passivity concept for linear multivariable systems was obtained which allows circumventing the restrictiveness of the usual passivity concept.
Based on an exact Takagi Sugeno representation of the nonlinear model, a proper integral structure for Lyapunov-based design allows circumventing the well-known problem of handling the time derivatives of the membership functions without imposing additional requirements.
This allowed circumventing the need for intensive VL sampling measurements at treatment initiation, which are difficult to obtain in current clinical practice.
Screening of systematic libraries allows circumventing the most time-consuming and limiting step of experimental genetics, which is the identification of the functional mutation.
The pre-processing step with Barcode allows circumventing the need of setting an arbitrary expression threshold that segregates between expressed and non-expressed genes as e.g. in [ 21, 23, 24].
This strategy allows circumventing the high costs of PCR and conventional sequencing for a large number of targets, while maintaining high sensitivity and specificity for detection of potentially pathogenic variants.
