The phrase "allow for the change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to accommodate or make provisions for a change in a situation or plan.
Example: "We need to allow for the change in schedule due to the unexpected delays."
Alternatives: "make room for the change" or "account for the change."
"They allow for the change of seasons, passage of years and evolution over time.
Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy, a pro-monarchy conservative, said he planned to hold an emergency Cabinet meeting Tuesday to begin enacting legal and constitutional mechanisms to allow for the change.
20 These models allow for the change in scale and variance in the measurements over time and use all available data under a missing at random assumption.
Such models allow for the change in scale and variance of growth over time and use all available data under a missing at random assumption.
The relative risks in Supplementary Table 5 were calculated stratifying on year of test, to allow for the change in the proportion of non-negative results over time, with the strata combined using Mantel–Haenszel weights.
Such models allow for the change in magnitude and variance of height over time and use all available data from all eligible children under a missing at random assumption.
At 76% of their gross income, that may be lower than during the depths of the credit crunch, but it is well above historic levels – even allowing for the change in sample during 2005 to more accurate data.
The novel contribution is the ansatzu=ξ+ξ,u=iω1 where ω1is to be determined, allowing for the change of the fundamental frequency during the course of vibration, rather than usingu=ξ+ξ,u=iω as suggested by Nayfeh.
The model is based on the two-phase theory of fluidization and allows for the change in volumetric gas flow rate in the dense phase due to the change in number of moles accompanying the reaction.
An account of the pH dependences of −3 × 2.3 RT/(2F) and −2.3 RT/(2F) in terms of Temkin conditions of adsorption is satisfactory and allows for the change of Tafel slopes and pH dependences with increasing cd.
Allowing for the change in terminology over the centuries, Butler's description can be read as a verbal explication of the categorical form of the Bayesian argument.
