The phrase "allow for a trend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the acceptance or consideration of a particular trend in analysis, research, or decision-making.
Example: "When evaluating the data, we must allow for a trend that indicates a shift in consumer behavior over the past year."
Alternatives: "account for a trend" or "consider a trend".
Interaction between the month and policy variables (M m * P m ) is added to allow for a different trend effect following the implementation of FHCI.
Although the small number of points does not allow for a robust trend to be established, the power relationship indicated that changes in molecular weight had a greater effect on the mechanical properties of silk in the HMWS population, compared to the LMWS population.
Annual volume was retained in the final model because it is important, and Year squared was included to allow for a (systematic) nonlinear trend over time.
The time trend was estimated using a third-order polynomial for time, to allow for a potential non-linear trend.
To allow for a flexible, nonlinear time trend, a 3 df natural cubic spline was used.
For each country, both years of data were pooled to increase statistical power and to allow for a limited examination of trend over time.
He called on the city Education Department to more thoroughly monitor how schools report safety data, saying its "lax attitude has allowed for a disturbing trend".
WHAT YOU'LL PAY While Mayor Swiderski said he feared that Hastings could become less diverse economically, he also noted that the wide price range of the housing stock would temper that trend and allow for a broader mix of buyers.
Ab initio supercell calculations within the linearized augmented plane wave formalism are used to complement the experimental results and allow for a better interpretation of the experimental trends in terms of the electronic structure of the impurity.
We limited our study to data collected by the first nine registries supported by SEER (Connecticut, Iowa, New Mexico, Utah, Hawaii, Atlanta, Detroit, San Francisco-Oakland, and Seattle-Puget Sound), representing nearly 10% of the US population, to maximize the time period covered and allow for an assessment of epidemiologic trends over time.
