The phrase "allow for a satisfactory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to create conditions or provisions that lead to a satisfactory outcome or result.
Example: "The new policy should allow for a satisfactory resolution to the ongoing issues faced by the team."
Alternatives: "ensure a satisfactory" or "facilitate a satisfactory".
The frequency response of the weight functions covered the critical frequency, allowing for a satisfactory stability and performance to be obtained.
A truncated boundary allowing for a satisfactory accuracy of the numerical solution has to be determined by trial and errors and this seems to be the weakest point of the classical approach.
Techniques to improve tuberosity osteosynthesis, including modifications to current prosthetic design and instrumentation to allow for a more anatomic reconstruction, should lead to more predictable and satisfactory results.
Although tensile, tear and burst tests are still required to obtain accurate values, a quick morphological characterization allows for a rough but satisfactory prediction of paper strength.
The target sample size was 1,000 respondents, to allow for satisfactory statistical power, and to maximize our chances of including people who contracted a Salmonella infection.
Particularly, nonlinear models based on neural networks (NN) may present incompatible general dynamic process behavior, leading to improper closed-loop responses, even when they allow for satisfactory one step ahead prediction of process dynamics, as required by traditional validation methods.
To allow for satisfactory 3D cell culture and tissue engineering, the pore size of the scaffold should be controllable according to the requirement of the specific cells to be cultured.
Anatomic alignment of the ulnar fracture with restoration of the trochlear notch typically allows for a manageable reduction of the proximal radiocapitellar joint and, consequently, a satisfactory result.
