The phrase "allow for static" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the need to accommodate or consider static elements, such as in programming, physics, or discussions about noise in communication.
Example: "When designing the circuit, we must allow for static to ensure accurate signal transmission."
Alternatives: "account for static" or "make provisions for static".
While this protocol does allow for static-beam IMRT, a rotational technique is preferred.
Synchronous Dataflow allows for static scheduling, therefore eliminating runtime overheads and having a higher potential for efficient parallelization.
We present a new 3D cross-correlation instrument that not only allows for static and dynamic scattering experiments with turbid samples but measures at four angles simultaneously.
Averaging with respect to a prior means that there is no remaining dependence on unknown parameters, thus allowing for static, rather than sequential, design construction.
The sinks' speeds are set to 0, 5, 10, 15, and 20 m/s (0 to 72 km/h) with a pause time of 5 s, where the speed of 0 m/s allows for static sinks in the network.
Davenport refers to the beacons as "lighthouses illuminating virtual worlds" that allowed for static imagery to be cast onto the walls of the venue in sweeping 360 arcs.
The weight shift training mode allows for static and dynamic platform exercise in the most basic activities of weight shifting.
When you only allow for a static taxes or only tax decreases with no possibility of increase (the Grover Norquist method), then you produce the dangerous environment in which your economy cannot change with the normal fluctuations of society.
Several end-user software packages (e.g. Lasergene, CLC) allow for a static, but adjustable, cut-off threshold across all covered nucleotide positions.
Some authors have developed mechanical devices which allow for a static measurement of first ray mobility compared to the fixed metatarsal rays 2 to 5 [ 9- 12].
