The phrase "allow for introducing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the provision or opportunity to present or bring something into a situation or context.
Example: "The new policy will allow for introducing innovative practices that enhance productivity."
Alternatives: "permit the introduction of" or "facilitate the introduction of".
The narrative also occasionally pauses to allow for clumsily introduced historical explanations: "The triads are a strange product of history.
10 Potential autocorrelation in the event data was assessed and allowed for by introducing as explanatory variables residuals lagged by 1 and 2 days in all models.
Such an allowance would also allow for the distortions introduced by the EPI sequence used for diffusion data, although this is less of an issue for lesions that are not at the temporal pole.
To allow for this, we introduce a tunable parameter as follows.
To allow for this, we introduce the aerodynamic admittance function χ2.
We weighted percentages and means to allow for design effects introduced by variations between countries in sampling methods and household size (further details provided in online supplement; Supplementary Table S2 shows the sources used to apply non-representativeness weights and variables used in weighting).
Due to the assumed incompressibility, only isochoric deformations are allowed for the introduced model.
We can add extra "cost" (or allow for additional uncertainty) by introducing non-negative "slack variables" ξ constrained as follows (Long 2011): ξ1 i ≥ y i − f(x i) − ε, where i = 1, …, n n is the number of training observations, ξ2 i ≥ f(x i) − y i − ε, where i = 1, …, n.
The commercial tools selected (STEPS and EXODUS) are grid-based simulations, which allow for efficient implementation but introduce artifacts in the final results.
The changes we introduce allow for independently mutable regulatory and transcribed regions of a gene, and for regulatory connections to be made via intermediary products.
