The phrase "allow for a trajectory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential path or course of development for a project, idea, or situation.
Example: "In order to achieve our goals, we must allow for a trajectory that accommodates unforeseen challenges."
Alternatives: "account for a trajectory" or "permit a trajectory".
23 We have previously developed stratified normal reference ranges for blood pressure, which allow for a different expected trajectory of blood pressure for different subgroups of women.
Although earlier estimates suggested that the world could blow through its 1.5 °C carbon budget within several years, the new budgets allow for a steady — but dramatic — downward trajectory that ends with zero carbon emissions in the middle of this century.
Further research looking at the trajectory of HCU over time will allow for a better understanding of the upstream determinants of health care utilization.
In this paper we describe a fully coupled solution approach for a well model that allows for a flexible well trajectory and screened interval within a structured hexahedral computational grid.
The direct image-based visual controllers derived from the framework allow for tracking trajectories obtaining different dynamic behaviors depending on a weighting matrix.
Although the missions of the twin Voyager 1 and 2 spacecraft originally called for flybys of only Jupiter and Saturn, the timing of Voyager 2's launch allowed for a change to its trajectory so that it could be retargeted to Uranus and Neptune for an extended mission, which ultimately was carried out.
Random-effects take individual heterogeneity in the data into account and allow for individual trajectories.
In particular, the existence of a folded node on F allows for a whole sector of trajectories of (3) to pass from (S^{a}) to (S^{s}) in the singular limit (varepsilon =0).
The adoption of a probabilistic setting for the trajectory of the underlying signal allows for a considerably richer signal reconstruction than just 'optimal' trajectory reconstruction.
Therefore, the pseudopotential wells generated by RF were deep enough to allow for stable ion trajectories.
