The phrase "allowable deviation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing permissible variations from a standard or norm, often in technical, legal, or regulatory settings.
Example: "The project specifications include an allowable deviation of 5% in material dimensions to accommodate manufacturing tolerances."
Alternatives: "permissible variation" or "acceptable deviation".
In order to achieve a certain allowable deviation with a suitable set of points, a practical sampling method for surface measurement of blades was studied.
The overall optical efficiency of the modules under the vertical incidence of solar radiation and maximum allowable deviation (1° deviation) is 78.68% and 76.86%, respectively.
The intrinsic transient performance capability and limitation of integrated solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) systems is evaluated based on the system balance-of-plant response and fuel cell operating requirements (i.e., allowable deviation from nominal operation).
A constraint of tolerance (tol) is imposed on this minimized error which defines the maximum allowable deviation in prediction.
Advantages and disadvantages exist in either increasing or decreasing the allowable deviation in band size in the matching process.
Decreasing the allowable deviation would exacerbate some of the problems seen in this exercise concerning the difficulties in accurately sizing bands.
Five more are under construction or approved by the J-Class Association, which requires class members to build the boats according to pre-1939 plans with a few allowable deviations.
In this formulation the allowable frequency deviation and the possible load or renewable generation curtailments are expressed in terms of variable uncertainty sets.
The allowable frequency deviation and participation factors for units are included into FARED, and this approach can exploit the synergistic capability on the decision-making level to accommodate the uncertain loads and renewable generations.
For example, the security range of generator terminal voltage is 0.95 1.05 p.u. of nominal voltage, the allowable voltage deviation of 220 kV buses is 0%10%% of nominal voltage under normal condition and − 5%10%% under fault condition, and the overload of transmission lines and transformers is not allowed.
In these studies, the maximum allowable parameter deviation from nominal values under which the system oscillations persist is considered as a metric for measuring model robustness.
