The phrase "allow for representative" is not correct as it stands and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something should accommodate or include a representative aspect, but it needs additional context or modification to be clear.
Example: "The study must allow for representative samples to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "make room for representative" or "account for representative".
The wild-type strain was included in every cultivation to allow for representative evaluation of the data obtained.
Biobank debates have suggested a number of proposed solutions to this issue, including broad consent, requiring re-consenting on a regular basis, and adaptive governance mechanisms that allow for representative decision-making on behalf of large numbers of biobank research participants [ 41, 42].
We are nevertheless confident that, in the Swiss healthcare context, this recruitment method allowed for representative sampling.
Although structural information related to polysaccharides is lost during this treatment, the method allows for representative analysis of lignin structures using H C heteronuclear single quantum correlation (HSQC).
But on Tuesday this week, Justice Robert G. Seewald of State Supreme Court ruled that the counting should proceed normally and allowed for representatives from both campaigns to observe the process.
To that end a new web site was launched called www.cloud-standards.org This web site is actually a wiki that allows for representatives from the various organizations to post links to work they are doing and to list various events that are occurring around the globe related to cloud computing standards.
The cool and weird thing about Franking is that in the U.S., it was originally used in 1775 by members of the first Continental Congress it allowed for representatives to mail letters just by signing their names.
Amending the Constitution to allow for a representative government — in other words, a less-Islamist one — remains a source of contention.
The current lower house was chosen in November in a vote boycotted by the Brotherhood and some leftist groups who said the electoral system, a mix of direct voting and quotas, did not allow for a representative legislature.
Although one could argue that such a scenario would allow for a representative democracy to act, let's face it, any decision would likely fall along party lines, particularly given that today those lines are drawn with cement.
"[It] does allow for a peer representative to accompany a grievant through the process, but it does not allow for a postdoc to be a member of the grievance committee that investigates the merit of the complaint.
