The phrase "allow for a probable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to consider or make provisions for something that is likely to happen.
Example: "In our planning, we must allow for a probable increase in demand during the holiday season."
Alternatives: "account for a likely" or "consider a potential".
On September 6, the tests were scheduled to continue until September 24, which allowed for a probable launch on October 3.
In the low-dose combination group, the residual effect five months after treatment discontinuation was somehow surprisingly still at almost 80% and was halved only after 10 months (therefore not yet reaching the basal level) [ 6], thus allowing for a probable one-year cycle period.
In this analysis, we did not apply this exclusion criterion to allow for a complete presentation of suspect and probable cases captured and monitored by national surveillance.
Although there is a chance this could allow for a return, insiders say it is "highly probable" that Baldwin will be killed off after contracting a terminal illness that has yet to be decided.
However, published data on mannan synthesis [14] allowed for a quick interpretation of the HOC1 interaction with VAN1 as a probable within-function interaction.
When making a diagnosis it is useful to make the distinction whether this is a definite diagnosis, probable or even possible as this allows for a change in diagnosis once more facts come to light.
Recognition of the diagnostic value of dopaminergic SPECT in DLB is reflected in its incorporation in the revised consensus criteria for DLB, which allow for the diagnosis of probable DLB with evidence of a low DAT uptake in SPECT or PET imaging in the presence of one (rather than the usual two) core feature of DLB [ 7].
33 SID-Cymru will allow for the analysis of suicides and probable suicides for the 10 14-year 10 14-year
Cross-species comparisons allow for the identification of evolutionarily conserved and probable functional target sites.
Yet he cautioned that "fear cannot be a factor to allow for the evisceration of the bedrock principle of our Constitution that no one can be arrested without probable cause that a crime has been committed".
