The phrase "allow for net" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing considerations or adjustments that need to be made, particularly in financial or analytical discussions.
Example: "When calculating the budget, we need to allow for net expenses to ensure we have a clear understanding of our financial position."
Alternatives: "account for net" or "consider net".
Finally, we conclude that policy design based on cost effectiveness might lead to wrong conclusions: the socially desirable design of emissions trading taxation requires homogenous tax rates applied to net sellers and no rebate rates allowed for net buyers.
The large temperature range over which FLiBe is liquid permits an output blanket temperature of 900 K, single phase fluid cooling, and a high efficiency helium Brayton cycle, which allows for net electricity generation when operating ARC as a Pilot power plant.
Proton exchange per mole of nitrogen assimilated reflects the incorporation of hydrogen into biomass and allows for net charge balance by alternative cations.
Article 3.3 of the Protocol allows for net changes in greenhouse gas emissions from sources and removal by sinks due to afforestation, reforestation or deforestation since 1990 to be used in meeting emission reduction commitments.
Low Operating Cost--E3 Playhouse will be managed specifically to maintain targeted operating ratios that allow for maximum net profits.
Low Operating Cost--E3 Playhouse will be managed specifically to maintain targeted operating ratios that allow for maximum net profits.
Low Overhead Cost--E3 Playhouse will be managed specifically to maintain targeted operating ratios that allow for maximum net profits.
The release sites were highly exposed with large swell, and these conditions did not allow for a net to be set up for acclimation and initial protection.
In a way, also C t), R t) and S t) allow for a net discrimination among the different kinds of simulations.
Processing of these environmental cues results in cell polarisation through formation of a protruding leading edge and a contractile rear pole that allow for the net translocation of the cell body.
