The phrase "allow for intake" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or provision for receiving something, such as information, resources, or substances.
Example: "The new policy will allow for intake of additional data from various sources to improve our analysis."
Alternatives: "permit intake" or "facilitate intake".
The practical reason was that pair-housed rats could easily be separated by a divider during alcohol intake, to allow for individual intake measurement.
It functions to allow for the intake of small nutrients into the cell and therefore serves an indispensable function.
In some instances a combination of oral and tube feeding to allow for adequate intake of calories, and to allow for normal oral sensory development may be recommended.
To the eldest daughter, the gastrostoma was inserted to prevent pneumonia, allow for nutritional intake, and for discharge from the hospital, and was thus considered a treatment to cure her mother's condition.
Because males tend to have more muscle mass than females there is an increased demand for oxygen to maintain tissue growth: bigger noses allow for greater oxygen intake and thus promote greater muscle growth.
It should also be taken into account that the measurements and calculations, did not allow for the alimentary intake of fluoride from swallowed fluoridated toothpaste.
This allows for a less restricted chest and stomach, allowing your diaphragm fill up with more air then when you are slouched and allow for a faster intake of breath.
Although labelling foods with I-TF content may further reduce the mean intake of I-TF, such labelling still allows for the intake of high amounts because fast food in restaurants is not labelled and because consumers might not pay attention to or understand the labels.
Studies were excluded if: (1) the study was case control or cross-sectional design; (2) the exposure was mixed beverage, in which the effect of coffee could not be separated; (3) only surrogate nutrients of coffee were reported; and (4) no categories of coffee intake were reported that could not allow for adequate classification of intake.
Studies were excluded if: case-control design was used; mixed beverage was reported, in which the effect of coffee could not be separated; only surrogate nutrients of coffee were reported; no categories of coffee intake were reported that could not allow for adequate classification of intake.
