The phrase "allow for a true" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of making room for something genuine or authentic, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "We must allow for a true understanding of the situation before making any decisions."
Alternatives: "make room for a genuine" or "permit a real".
Sabrina Shroff, a lawyer for Mr. Ahmed, declined to comment, other than to say that the "classified nature" of such cases would not allow for a true picture of any cooperating witness.
We're asking the Department of Interior to allow for a true competition when selecting its technology providers".
Our design does not allow for a true ANOVA analysis (e.g. there is only one true plot) and this analysis is used here as if our subplot measurements were independent samples (noting that many experimental designs use this approach without the caveats) and should be interpreted as such.
This will allow for a true green space underground, with photosynthesis ensuring that plants, trees and grass can grow.
Gathered from the insights shared by some of the world's most innovative social strategists and marketing thought leaders during the 7th annual Bazaarvoice Summit, the four tips below speak to the various ways brands can humanize their online presence and allow for a true connection that is often lost in today's digital marketplace.
In other words, grouping individuals with high and low plasma bioavailability together does not allow for a true assessment of physiologic response to resveratrol.
The code is built on the Arbitrary Lagrangian Eulerian kinematical description: the computational grid deforms vertically and allows for a true free surface while the computational domain remains of constant width in the horizontal direction.
This allows for a true Plug and Play overclocking feature that makes manual configurations obsolete.
Footage from a camera attached to a whale's back ("Crittercam") as it dives and ascends is linked to a three-dimensional data visualization of a whale's feeding dive, allowing for a true sense of what a whale experiences underwater.
The ad spread allows for a true (and gorgeous!) portrayal of how a dress would fit someone similar in size.
The design allows for a true two-group comparison at 4 months to evaluate intervention effects on symptom severity (primary end point), quality of life indicators, anxiety, depression knowledge, and functional disability (secondary endpoints); an evaluation of long-term (8 months) effects for the initial treatment group; and whether wait-list controls derive similar benefits from 4 to 8 months.
