The phrase "allow the probability of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the acceptance or consideration of a certain likelihood or chance in a given context.
Example: "We must allow the probability of unexpected outcomes when planning the project timeline."
Alternatives: "permit the likelihood of" or "consider the chance of".
We don't want that to happen since the polling indicates which candidate leads, so we cap the undecided adjustment at a maximum of 10 percentage points and don't allow the probability of the favored candidate winning to fall below 50percentt.
We also wished to allow the probability of movement to be free to vary systematically with time across the whole three year period.
Our choice of survival distribution was limited as distributions such as the Log-Logistic or the Log-Normal do not allow the probability of healing over time to be expressed in a closed form, and hence impede the approach proposed here for the joint synthesis of IPD and AD.
Several alternative models were specified and estimated, including classical Poisson and negative binomial formulations, ZIP and ZINB models and so-called hurdle models which allow the probability of observing a zero to be independent of the mean number of counts but do not assume a dual-state data generating process [ 20].
Investigators have argued for these methods since they allow profiling to be guided by medical rather than statistical standards, allow hospitals with small caseloads to be included, eliminate regression to the mean bias, and allow the probability of acceptable provider performance to be calculated.
Also, Theorem 2 readily extends to allow the probabilities of taxon coverage to vary across the tree, albeit at the expense of more complicated formulae.
A rigorous Bayesian data association framework is then introduced that allows the probability of each hypothesis to be calculated.
The new technique allows the probability of occurrence of a particular day of incident solar energy, and the probability occurrence of particular consecutive days of incident solar energy to be considered by the optimisation process.
By allowing the probability of being bailed out by the IMF to differ across countries, we find that the expectations of IMF lending attenuate the relationship between spreads and country fundamentals, consistent with the presence of IMF moral hazard.
The local asymmetries of this wave are removed using the Stokes model, allowing the probability of occurrence of this remarkable event to be estimated, based on the standard Rayleigh distribution for linear crest amplitude.
