The phrase "allow for consistent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to create or maintain uniformity or reliability in a process or system.
Example: "The new policy is designed to allow for consistent performance across all departments."
Alternatives: "enable uniform" or "facilitate steady".
Further on, we delineate ESL annotation guidelines that allow for consistent syntactic treatment of ungrammatical English.
We also introduced annotation guidelines that allow for consistent syntactic treatment of ungrammatical English.
And by whom?" Fannie Mae says that its systems are closely monitored and allow for consistent credit risk analysis; the company also has a team of people looking to improve the models whenever possible, it said.
The authority of the Federal Reserve Board to oversee financial market stability should be expanded to cover all sources of systemic risk in the financial services industry, should be structured to coordinate effectively with other supervisory agencies, and should be designed to allow for consistent, appropriate forms of intervention in response to systemic risks.
To support this conversion project, reference models with representative experiment target loading and explicit fuel plate representation were developed and benchmarked for both fuels to (1) allow for consistent comparison between designs for both fuel types and (2) assess the potential impact of low-enriched uranium conversion.
Such transmissions allow for consistent performance curves at the cost of initial suboptimality compared to CSI-based schemes.
This treatment of such costs allows for consistent recovery through the F&A rate mechanism.
International Space Station, winter 2019: Projecting for one to three payloads to board the ISS, allowing for consistent zero gravity conditions.
Modulation of the drug/lipid ratio, temperature, and loading time allowed for consistent co-encapsulation of FOA + IRN at various molar ratios.
Level of Development (LOD) is a standard which allows for consistent comparisons between BIM models by ensuring each model covers a specified scope.
The proposed progress variable can be easily calculated from simulations as a post-processing step, independent of the modeling approach, allowing for consistent comparison of measured and modeled turbulent flame results.
