The phrase "allow for refinements" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the possibility of making improvements or adjustments to a plan, idea, or process.
Example: "We need to allow for refinements in our project timeline to accommodate any unforeseen challenges."
Alternatives: "permit adjustments" or "make room for improvements."
Improved understanding of the intracellular pathway of LMWH-LDH nanohybrids in SMC will allow for refinement of design for LDH nanomedicine applications.
The introduction of adaptive technologies could allow for refinement of the approach put forward here, particularly if such can be administered from a distance and in an automated fashion so as to use simple tasks (and the sensory and multisensory profiles that can be extracted from them) as potential, complementary screening tools.
This index does not allow for refinement of a single region in one atlas into multiple regions in another without penalty.
To allow for refinement of questions, two rounds of four interviews were conducted 1 week apart.
The coding frame will be revised to allow for refinement of and additions to the principles and standards as new codes are developed inductively from the data.
It was necessary to allow development of the full range of clinical signs, including haemorrhages, in order to demonstrate the role of colostrum in this disease and allow for refinement in future studies.
They may also allow for refinement and improve precision in risk estimation, and ultimately produce better tools for clinical risk assessment and decision-making regarding the use of chemopreventive agents [ 6].
As shown, FCMs related to complex social problems, allow for refinement of knowledge through graphical understanding and simulations that may be useful in improving social policies with the goal of reducing homelessness.
The online platform chosen for the CME should allow for evaluation of a variety of factors including number of participants, demographics of participants, as well as post-CME evaluation (via email) of content and impact on practice, to allow for refinement of this resource.
Moreover, the modular structure of the model allows for refinements, adaptation to different areas and the introduction of exogenous forcing variables, thus making it a valuable tool for classical hydrologic analyses as well as for new challenges of network and reinsurance risk assessment over extensive areas.
