"allow for stability" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to convey the idea of creating or maintaining a stable situation or condition. Example: In order to ensure the long-term success of our company, we must make strategic decisions that allow for stability in our financial planning.
The LNISO method allows for stability screening of a greater number of drug candidates in a short period of time during preformulation at the discovery and development interface.
12), according to which one can successfully refer to an entity despite significant or even radical changes in theoretical descriptions of its properties; this allows for stability of epistemic commitment when theories change over time.
Participants are instructed to press as quickly and accurately as possible the right button of the mouse (located at the frontal part of the computer keyboard, in a fixed position, allowing for stability of movements) with their right hand if a central arrow points to the right and the left button of the mouse with their left hand if it points to the left.
A class of affine-in-control systems is singled out based on their contraction properties that allow for cooperative stability via the presented Lyapunov designs.
The study identified some major areas through which energy conservation measures can effectively cause some savings in energy and allow for energy stability.
This study presented several energy conservation opportunities to cause energy savings and identified about six major areas through which energy conservation measures can effectively cause some savings in energy and allow for its stability.
These fixed, mid-term delivery patterns allow for higher stability in warehousing, transportation and in stores, especially in terms of capacity management and workforce planning, such that external stock clerks, for instance, can be scheduled for the day a specific category is delivered (Holzapfel et al. 2016).
These 2 factors allow for both stability and a fast, dynamic tuning of the system when required.
