The phrase "allow the proportion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the acceptance or permission of a certain ratio or fraction in a specific context, such as in research, statistics, or resource allocation.
Example: "The study aims to allow the proportion of participants from diverse backgrounds to increase in future trials."
Alternatives: "permit the ratio of" or "enable the fraction of".
The results are included in Appendix C. For example, when dropping the restriction between sex and team participation, we allow the proportion of team workers to differ in female and male employees.
The same samples analyzed for mtDNA were also genotyped for 46 AIM-InDel markers [ 71], which allow the proportion of ancestry accounted for main continental groups to be estimated (Additional file 5).
Furthermore, since a payer may prefer which interferon or protease inhibitor is used; we built flexibility into the model to allow the proportion of people on each regimen to be modifiable.
11 Although publicly available QOF data do not allow the proportion of exception reporting to be calculated for all clinical indicators, it was possible to make this calculation for each of the QOF indicators included in our study.
The values for FNH&E, TNH&E, FPH&E, and TPH&E allow the proportion of patients that test for each of these possibilities for H&E alone to be calculated, with the values used at baseline shown in Table 4.
However, when considering a mixture, calculating signal values allowed the proportion of each GM to be estimated.
Estimation of the GFR and RPF allows the proportion of available plasma perfusing the kidney that is filtered by the glomerulus to be calculated.
It is also clear from the Guardian's work that many foundation trusts are gearing up to lure private patients from home and abroad as health budgets are squeezed – a move made possible after the coalition allowed the proportion of income hospitals can earn from paying patients to rise by 5% a year to a maximum of 49% of patient income.
CalPERS's 2007 plan shows just how much of a punt people were prepared to take in the boom: it allows the proportion of core assets to go as low as 20% of the fund's total property investments, and opportunistic ones as high as 40%.
Applying their model to real cities, the authors say, would require analyzing a version that allows the proportion of reds and blues and their degree of intolerance to differ –- as is the case when one group prefers to be with their own color, and the other group is happy either way.
Acquisition of clinical immunity with increasing age is accounted for by allowing the proportion of infected children that develop clinical symptoms to vary between age groups.
