The phrase "allow for optimised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or possibility for something to be improved or made more efficient.
Example: "The new software design allows for optimised performance in data processing."
Alternatives: "permit enhanced" or "facilitate improved".
DECT allows for optimised and repeatable therapy monitoring and for the integration of imaging and therapy in oncology.
Each HopScotch wireless base station is an ultra-low power autonomous unit, powered by a combination of wind and solar renewable sources as shown in Figure 4. Using renewable energy allows each base station to operate independently of fixed electrical infrastructure, allowing for flexible, optimised placement.
The proposed design methodology is expected to allow for the design of low cost optimised structures.
The respective block functions for each category were then convolved with a canonical hemodynamic response function (HRF) with its first derivative to allow for a more flexible and thus optimised fit to the experimental data.
They allow for intimacy Contrary to social media platforms that are typically public broadcast mechanisms that facilitate one-to-many communications (think Facebook or Twitter), a messaging app is generally a private, one-to-one or one-to-few communications tool optimised for mobile.
As a result, the contribution of each element of an assembly can be evaluated on its overall insulating capabilities, thereby allowing for a truly optimised design solution.
This analysis is limited by at least three key issues: 1) the variable time-period between Trial 204 and Trial 208 allowing for continued treatment with an optimised background regimen in the absence of delamanid; 2) the open-label design of Trial 208; and 3) the lack of autopsy data to distinguish all-cause mortality from TB-related mortality.
The aim of this study was to develop an optimised formulation, which allows for efficient absorption following oral administration.
The optimised control of IWWTS allows for significant cost savings, fulfilling the effluent discharge limits over a long period and maintaining the system in sustainable operation.
By means of an experimental design, an optimised RP-HPLC method was developed allowing for a sufficient chromatographic separation of all carotenoids.
