The phrase "allow facility" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in contexts where permission is granted for a specific service or capability, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The new policy will allow facility for remote work arrangements."
Alternatives: "permit access" or "enable service".
Following issuance by the Commission of the temporary operating license for each such facility, the licensee may file petitions with the Commission to amend the license to allow facility operation in staged increases at specific power levels, to be determined by the Commission, exceeding 5percentt of rated full thermal power.
The UNFPA and Philips CLC project, is expected to bring quality primary healthcare within reach of about 25,000 population with small improvements enhance that functionality of health facilities like 24-hour lighting that will allow facility deliveries to take place and sick children attended after dark.
The 'KPA process', for example, specifically sought to respond to the negative perceptions around target setting by providing a space to allow facility managers to identify their own priorities whilst working within existing planning frameworks and job descriptions.
It would also make a secure profit that would allow facilities to be built globally where they are needed.
EPA recently unveiled a proposed program that would allow facilities with flexible permits to sidestep the dispute between state and federal regulators.
The legislation, if signed by Washington's Democratic governor Jay Inslee, would allow facilities in the state to legally compost bodies in a licensed facility by breaking them down into nutrient-rich soil.
EPA's proposal included provisions for semi-annual and annual monitoring, and in certain cases, also proposed to allow facilities to reduce the frequency of their monitoring requirements.
They're entertaining ideas like carbon capture, use, and storage, or CCUS -- a technology that would allow facilities like power plants to pump carbon emissions into the ocean or underground geologic formations.
A procedure that merged the two would allow facilities to nominate matching facilities which were vetted as appropriate matches with empirically derived matching algorithms.
Identifying characteristics of nursing homes at risk for high MRSA burden and transmission may allow facilities to tailor infection control policies and interventions to mitigate MRSA spread.
The data thus emphasise the need for future work to determine the best ways to support sustainable cultural change in residential care facilities and to allow facilities to identity and overcome local barriers to improved care.
