The phrase "allow outcomes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the acceptance or facilitation of certain results or consequences in a process or situation.
Example: "The new policy will allow outcomes that promote innovation and creativity within the team."
Alternatives: "permit results" or "enable consequences".
To investigate whether differential trends affect the results, I estimate two alternative models that allow outcomes to decay more flexibly.
Setting an Omega-3 Index cut off or baseline level during the recruitment of participants would possibly allow outcomes of prospective trials to be more pronounced [70].
Nearly a third of our cohort had other headaches in addition to CM, all carefully phenotyped by headache specialists and all recorded in separate headache diaries to allow outcomes to be differentiated.
This information will allow outcomes from high-contact and low-contact presurgical and postsurgical care pathways to be compared.
Finally, the retrospective nature of claims analysis does not allow outcomes to be interpreted in terms of causal relationships.
The primary strengths of these criteria are simplicity, reproducibility, and universal acceptance, which allow outcomes across different trials to be compared.
Objectives: To investigate whether classification at onset and re-classification after 24 hours using SpO2/FiO2 and PEEP cutoffs allow outcome prognostication in patients with moderate or severe ARDS according to the Berlin definition [4].
Although it does not allow outcome prediction, it does provide an easy and reliable assessment of prehospital care [ 43, 69].
Electronically based multi-purpose tools were designed and tested to allow outcome data to be collected to inform coordinated medical care and patient self-management.
The day and shift variables and their interaction allow outcome measurements to vary with time irrespective of exposure or covariate values.
This will allow outcome measurement in 15-20 individuals in each study arm to estimate a mean and standard deviation for the primary outcome, physical activity counts/per week from a 7-day accelerometry assessment in each group.
