The phrase "allow for a valid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to accommodate or make provisions for something that is legitimate or acceptable.
Example: "The new policy must allow for a valid exception in cases of emergency."
Alternatives: "make room for a legitimate" or "provide for an acceptable".
All mixes were prepared with the same workability and the same aggregates' size gradation to allow for a valid comparison of results.
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To allow for a valid comparison between customers with and without social media interactions, we report the specific costs of these interactions separately, again using data from internal accounting.
The main idea behind the present research was to extend the IAT procedure to allow for a valid multi-dimensional assessment of attitudes that is also economically feasible (i.e., the diagnostic value in proportion to the time and effort invested).
There is currently no controlled trial that would allow for a valid trade-off between the benefits and harms of implant removal, and scientifically grounded counseling of patients.
Taking these features into account, this type of study lacks the experimental control that experimenters strive for and does not allow for a valid inference to be drawn.
SPCCT allows for a valid differentiation between iodine and gadolinium, even if both iodine-based and gadolinium-based contrast CAs can have the same density values on standard CT [10].
This allows for a valid defence if the defendant can show that the publication of the materials was justifiable as for the "public good", which is defined as "in the interests of science, literature, art or learning, or of other objects of general concern".
Availability of a large data sample allowed for a valid comparison between different definitions of frequent attendance.
IPD meta-analysis therefore allows for a valid assessment of differences in treatment effects across subgroups [ 19].
The methodology developed within EuroHEAT meets the need to investigate the specific contribution of single heat wave events on mortality and allows for a valid comparison between cities.
