The phrase "allow for surrogate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the provision for a substitute or alternative, often in legal, medical, or research settings.
Example: "The study must allow for surrogate measures to ensure accurate results in the absence of direct data."
Alternatives: "make provisions for a surrogate" or "account for a surrogate".
The president of Surrogacy Australia, Robert Reith, says the organisation wants the government to allow a Medicare rebate for couples who require a surrogate to start a family, to decriminalise commercial surrogacy and to create a compensated surrogacy framework consistent across Australia, including allowing for surrogates and intending parents to advertise.
Furthermore, the MCH receptor identification allow for designing surrogate molecules which can block MCH activity.
This "phenotypic anchoring" of genomic signatures (Paules 2003) would allow for the use of patterns as surrogate biomarkers that may be useful in treatment and risk assessment decision making in the clinical or regulatory setting, even if the underlying molecular mechanism is not fully understood.
Our method extends the previously developed surrogate management framework (SMF) to allow for uncertainties in both simulation parameters and design variables.
The information gained from such a comparison would allow for a better understanding of the choice of surrogate for HuNoV.
Neoadjuvant trials allow for rapid assessment of treatment sensitivity, and pathological complete response (pCR) has been proposed as a surrogate endpoint for longer-term outcome.
Australia has been pressing Thailand to allow for a "transitional arrangement" to be put in place to assist 200 Australian couples reported to have an estimated 150 babies from surrogate Thai mothers.
This paper presents the development of a non-parametric crack shape representation that allows for construction of a surrogate model for non-planar crack growth with complex crack shapes.
The target participant sample was calculated based on the odds ratio (OR) for greater willingness (favourability) to allow surrogate consent for a blood draw (perceived low-risk) and drug trial (perceived high-risk) scenario respectively [ 6].
A comparison between the particle tracking surrogate model and an advective dispersive model shows that dispersion can often be neglected when the mixing ratio is computed for a sink, allowing for use of the particle tracking surrogate model.
