The phrase "allow corrective action" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or the opportunity is given to make adjustments or improvements to a process or situation.
Example: "The management decided to allow corrective action to address the issues raised in the recent audit."
Alternatives: "permit adjustments" or "authorize modifications."
"A serious and robust investigation should have revealed facts within weeks, allowing corrective action to be swiftly implemented with Congressional oversight," the two members wrote.
These methods have the distinct advantage of allowing designers to understand the noise characterist"run_autics of a vessel during the design stages and therefore allowing corrective action to be taken promptly before the vessel is built.
"This will allow for corrective action in a timely way," says John Fitzgerald, policy director for the Society for Conservation Biology in Washington, D.C. Negotiators also agreed to increase funding to support the efforts of the strategic plan, though specific targets for percentages or amounts are to be worked out by the time of the COP 11 meeting, scheduled for 2012 in New Delhi, India.
For all non-benign errors, the programs were to inform the applicant's Dean's office and the NRMP of the error, to allow for corrective action.
The frequency allows for corrective action, or recognition, on any issue, large or small.
This allows for corrective action to be taken on identified problems to reduce related mortality and long-term morbidity.
These methods would allow immediate corrective actions to any bias in men and women survivors having correct contact information.
Monitoring the state of the nervous system in "real-time" during surgery alerts surgeons of potential evolving neurologic injury and may allow for corrective actions to be implemented to prevent permanent deficits, thus improving safety and surgical outcomes.
It was shown that FEM results allowed detecting the peak stress points of the connector regarding the electrical stress thus allowing applying a corrective action.
First, the discipline imposed by the debt rule would have to bite gradually, rather than all at once, allowing time for corrective action, and avoiding sudden rollover crises so the plan calls for overlapping tranches of short-term debt.
