The phrase "allowable in terms of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the permissibility or acceptability of something within a specific context or framework.
Example: "The proposed changes to the policy are allowable in terms of the current regulations."
Alternatives: "permissible regarding" or "acceptable in relation to".
Both decks were equipped with vanes and the single deck alone showed an allowable performance, in terms of VIV, based on wind tunnel tests that were carried out.
Performance vectors are obtained through simulation, so that maximum generality is available in terms of allowable circuits and performance figures.
The number of states per HMM and the model topology in terms of allowable transitions needed to be chosen.
Similar analysis, in terms of allowable stresses, as was common practice at the time, would lead to lateral resistance of 5%% of the frame weight (Carvalho et al. 1999).
In order to express the allowable stress for surface damage in terms of the Hertzian maximum stress p max, the formula was converted to Eq. (6) by using the relationship τ zx = 0.25p max (Yamamoto and Kaneta, 1998): {sigma}_{Hlim}=4times {tau}_w (6).
Large-scale processing schemes for h-BN integration and processes involving growth of in-plane/out-of-plane h-BN/2D material heterostructures will have to carefully consider these findings in terms of allowable levels of oxygen exposure during (re- processing and suggested use of h-BN as high-tempere- processingtion landrsuggested
The elastic-plastic analysis of the target material is performed in terms of maximum allowable deformation, fatigue and progressive plastic deformation.
The transmission of data was consistent with existing authorisations for each routine data source in terms of the allowable minimum cell sizes.
Kick tolerance may also be defined in terms of the maximum allowable pore pressure at the next target depth (TD) or maximum allowable mud weight which can be tolerated without fracturing the previous casing shoe.
Furthermore, the analytical BER functions obtained in this paper are expressed in terms of the maximum allowable signal-to-interference (SIR) levels measured at the input of the WiMAX victim receiver.
