The phrase "allow for linkages" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to create connections or relationships between different elements or components in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy is designed to allow for linkages between various departments, enhancing collaboration and efficiency."
Alternatives: "facilitate connections" or "enable relationships".
Further work with the New Zealand Ministry of Education may allow for linkage to standardised service assessments to provide additional analyses of the quality of care.
The authors believe that this robust linkage system will be valuable compared to other targeting strategies, since the simple chemistry will allow for linkage of a variety of different moieties.
Therefore any one profile for a given population (whether based on a subset reduced to allow for linkage or the full set) will have a match probability lower than the world population of ∼7×109, representing a globally unique profile amongst unrelated individuals.
After submission, unique identifiers are created to de-identify individuals and allow for linkage with other databases.
signaling information to allow for linkage of a new CCKR map component to its upstream and/or downstream regulators in CCKR signaling.
After submission, unique identifiers are created to de-identify individuals and allow for linkage with other administrative databases, and across interRAI assessments.
A medium-density genetic map (1422 markers) was used, which is much lower than what would be obtained with 60 K SNP arrays, and does not allow for linkage disequilibrium analyses, but it is dense enough for fine mapping of QTL using linkage analyses, and the selected markers cover the whole sequenced genome.
In addition to this policy analysis, the database is developed to allow for linkage with individual-level micro-data, thus setting the stage for empirical analyses of the impact of the mix of public and private health insurance on social inequalities in health and access to care.
In order to preserve clinical context and to allow for linkage to the administrative databases at ICES that records dates and reasons for hospitalization and billing dates of physician clinical encounters, we disabled the date removal functionality in the deid software to preserve dates recorded in the EMR.
