The phrase "allow for adaptive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing flexibility or the capacity to adjust to changing conditions or requirements.
Example: "The new software design will allow for adaptive learning, enabling users to progress at their own pace."
Alternatives: "permit flexible" or "facilitate adjustable".
The existing POD algorithm is improved here to allow for adaptive conditioning of the POD training images on resistivity measurements.
The methods allow for adaptive meshes with multiple levels of resolution, Neumann and Dirichlet boundary conditions, and domains having geometries with curved boundaries.
Secondary process, in contrast, is a more advanced development, resulting from the emergence of the ego, which provides rational assessments under the direction of the reality principle that allow for adaptive responses to the environment.
The observed reassembly of one of the enzymes in the WTA machinery may allow for adaptive colonization and persistence in a particular human host.
In all cases, the combinatoric flexibility afforded by the transcription and translational mechanisms allow for adaptive information to be added to that provided by the underlying linear sequence.
In populations faced with a predictably fluctuating environment, nongenetic inheritance can allow for adaptive transgenerational effects, whereby parents can optimize the phenotypes of their offspring for the environment that the offspring are likely to encounter (Jablonka et al. 1992 , 1995.
However, all three light-adapted fluorescence parameters showed heritability, thus allowing for adaptive changes in energy utilisation of photosynthesis (ΦPSII), for all non-photochemical energy quenching measures that are not photoprotective (ΦNO), and for initiating the xanthophyll cycle via regulated energy dissipation (ΦNPQ).
Decision-making allows for adaptive behavior.
The method is direct, and unlike classical FFT based fast solvers, it allows for adaptive mesh refinement but with comparable amount of work per grid point.
This allows for adaptive power control with the target of optimizing system utility.
It is shown that the quantification of this degree of stationarity through the channel parameters can provide a way of tracking channel variation and allowing for adaptive application of diversity techniques and the channel capacity.
