The phrase "allowable control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing limits or permissions regarding control over a process, system, or situation.
Example: "The project guidelines specify the allowable control measures that can be implemented to ensure safety."
Alternatives: "permissible control" or "acceptable control".
Here we address the experiment design problem from a "dual" point of view and in a closed-loop setting: given a maximum allowable control-oriented model uncertainty measure compatible with our robust control specifications, what is the cheapest identification experiment that will give us an uncertainty set that is within the required bounds?
The player could apply physical torque or impetus to the machine (called "body English"), the amount of such force allowable being controlled by cut-off switches, which could be set so that an excess of force would flash on a "Tilt" sign, ending the game automatically.
The effect of different final states and alternative intervals of the allowable state and control values are also studied.
Because any temporal trajectory pattern is allowable, we use control parameters and threshold-based filtering to reduce the role of false positive detections.
Second, relating the maximum allowable delay in the control implementation with the control effort in modifying the dynamic behavior of the plant.
If the existence of the infinite gain loop is allowable, we can design control system such that the control system stabilizes any minimum phase plant even if the coefficients of the plant are all unknown.
As shown in the case study, a large OPF calculation delay is verified allowable for the proposed control scheme.
To make the temperature of the various blanket components within allowable limits, accurate flow control of helium for the coolant channels should be guaranteed.
