The phrase "allow for adapted" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of making provisions for something that has been adapted, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We need to allow for adapted methods in our training program to accommodate different learning styles."
Alternatives: "make provisions for adapted" or "account for adapted".
Thereby, they allow for adapting corporate stakeholder management and its accompanying public communication in a way that will be seen as attractive for (potential) investors a process that has been characterized as central to companies' success (Hall et al. 2015; McWilliams and Siegel 2001; Unruh et al. 2016).
The evaluation of the energy decay gives an estimation of the quality of the resolution in each element and allows for adapting the intensity of the sub-grid dissipation locally.
The spatial approximation is based upon a spherical mesh of hexahedra in which local refinement allows for adapting the discretization to the variation of elastic parameters in both the solid and the fluid regions.
First we propose a visual language that allows for adapting the presentation layer to different physical devices; then we describe a technique to evaluate possible tradeoffs between usability and other qualities of service in Web services design.
With the increasing use of wearable technology, new possibilities are allowing for adapting the cue type, cue content and dose of cues to the needs of individual patients, which may boost the clinical use and efficiency of cued training in PD patients with FOG.
For this reason, an anthropological etic-emic approach [ 40] will be used, as it allows for adapting theoretical constructs to content specific to the studied population.
Conceptualization of healthy menopause serves as a crucial step in improvement of health in menopausal women, allowing for adapting adequate preventive and treatment strategies [ 34].
Nevertheless, Russia might agree to changing the ABM treaty to allow for adapting to broader use a theater missile defense system that it does not view as a direct threat, said Dr. Harold Brown, secretary of defense in the Carter administration.
Thus, these context parameters will help in identifying the set of femtocells which have the greater and shared impact on a given interference situation and hence allow for an adapted and coordinated power adjustment proportional to this impact.
Existing items were categorized, reviewed, and revised, creating a large pool of items that were then validated with item-response theory to allow for computer adapted testing, making the PROMIS instruments an important contribution to clinical and research practice while minimizing respondent burden.
