The phrase "allow for repetition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to permit or accommodate repeated actions, events, or elements in a process or context.
Example: "In our study, we must allow for repetition in the experiments to ensure the results are reliable and valid."
Alternatives: "permit repetition" or "make room for repetition".
Increasing the scan rate to 2000 V/s reduces the scan time to 1.7 ms and allows for repetition rates of 500 Hz, which is over 2 orders of magnitude faster than typical FSCV.
Questions at the beginning of the lecture generally assessed concepts covered in previous sessions thus allowing for repetition of threshold concepts and integration of concepts from more than one session.
Allowing for repetitions, the net total was 2,762, gathered, it is said, from more than 600,000 memorized items.
This strategy allowed for repetitions over time and set aside the "tip-of-the-iceberg" assumption [ 27].
He was not a minimalist; The Protecting Veil is a deeply romantic work, even if its proportions allow for much repetition.
A new method is proposed for acquiring 3D biexponential-weighted sodium images with two instead of three RF pulses to allow for shorter repetition time at high magnetic fields (B0 ⩾ 7 T) and reduced SAR.
Wisely, Peaches picked up another 1980's idea: adding power chords to the drum-machine beat, à la Run-D.M.C. Lately she has been shifting from raps, which take a lot of writing and rhyming, to hard-rock songs that allow for far more repetition; luckily, Peaches can sing, wailing like Joan Jett, and now she occasionally plays guitar.
On a recent morning, the artists stood in Faust Harrison's showroom before one of their more fanciful pieces, "Whirlygig," a circular formation 36 inches in diameter consisting of 13 wippens (the mechanism that allows for rapid repetition of a note) and 13 piano hammers arranged to resemble a quirky pinwheel or a multiheaded goose.
Moreover, phantoms allow for exhaustive training by repetition of a specific procedure step anywhere and anytime.
