The phrase "allow for optimum" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing conditions or factors that enable the best possible outcome or performance in a given situation.
Example: "The new software is designed to allow for optimum performance during peak usage times."
Alternatives: "facilitate maximum" or "enable ideal".
The shape will also allow for "optimum solar and wind power generation", apparently.
On the other hand, relays allow for optimum coverage conditions inside the vehicle and a certain control of the consumed resources through the usage of closed subscriber groups.
One the most important tasks during any drilling operation is to measure rheological properties of drilling fluids to allow for optimum maintenance and wellbore hydraulics management.
The selection of trees for removal on this occasion was based on tree form, as well as ensuring the even distribution of remaining trees so as to allow for optimum site resource utilisation.
In summary, the device has four salient features that allow for optimum sensitivity to obtain palpable images 20 mm deep of a 5 mm size structure.
Carcinoma in this area is treated with surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy depending on the T-staging and it is therefore very important to accurately stage the tumour to allow for optimum therapy and to avoid unnecessary morbidity.
It keeps the back straight and as a result the chest is unconstrained allowing for optimum breathing.
The circumaural design of the headset allows for optimum noise isolation for long-hours of comfortable gameplay without any outside interruptions.
This enrollment size is not because of technological constraints; it is that such a class size allows for optimum teaching pedagogy and learning outcomes.
They reported that the new transmission had a wide overall ratio spread of 6.1 1 which allowed for optimum adaptation of the drivetrain for various categories of vehicles.
For these authors, a good command of the applied force allows for optimum drilling and faster performance by experienced practitioners rather than novices.
