The phrase "allow for outcomes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility of different results or consequences in a given situation.
Example: "In our analysis, we must allow for outcomes that may not align with our initial expectations."
Alternatives: "account for results" or "consider potential outcomes".
This is an important framework that has promoted better working alliances and an empowerment focus but has not provided enough intervention-oriented guidance that would allow for outcome evaluation.
Future research could develop self-report measures of SV which allow for outcome variables to be aligned with the recommendations.
In all analyses, we calculated robust SEs clustered at the village level to allow for outcome correlation between children in the same village.
However, histopathological staging of the primary tumor does not allow for outcome prediction, resulting in under- as well as over-treatment of particular groups of patients.
Progression-free survival rates (PFS) reported in the literature vary between treatment strategies and centers and are reported to be between 35% and 95% at five years; a number of risk factors have been identified to potentially influence treatment response and allow for outcome predictions [ 11, 12].
They are plagued by fat tails or extreme outcomes; failing to allow for these outcomes contributed to the recent crisis.
Methods of meta-analysis that allow for different outcomes (and different numbers of outcomes) to be measured per study, such as that of Gleser and Olkin [ 18], or DuMouchel [ 19], may be used to implement the POR model.
The final analyses involved generating both robust standard errors and corresponding confidence intervals for the treatment effect estimates, together with weighting adjustments to allow for missing outcomes.
A linear mixed-effects model was fit by maximum likelihood with clinic included as a random effect and empirical ("robust") standard errors to allow for correlated outcomes within clinics.
Therefore, it is perhaps time for the GCC countries to explain what they have in mind and to elaborate their policies, to avoid being misunderstood and to allow for positive outcomes.
