The phrase "allowable increase in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing permissible or acceptable increments in various situations, such as finance, regulations, or measurements.
Example: "The allowable increase in the budget for this project is set at 10%."
Alternatives: "permissible rise in" or "acceptable growth in".
It is shown that the use of a thermal barrier coating inevitably entails significant and not always allowable increase in structural mass, the panel thickness and strength safety factors.
The focus of this paper is the design of a static heuristic that: (a) determines a robust resource allocation, i.e., a resource allocation that maximizes the allowable increase in workload until a run-time reallocation of resources is required to avoid a QoS violation, and (b) has a very low failure rate (i.e., the percentage of instances a heuristic fails).
In our model of fully brine saturated dome structures, based on specific constraints, namely <0.1% of the total gaseous CO2 outside the dome into an upper pressure unit and 66% of the initial hydrostatic pressure as the allowable increase in the bottom-hole pressure, we obtained a dynamic capacity of 121 million tonnes for the Forties structure and 24 million tonnes for the Nelson structure.
In EwE models, vulnerability represents the maximum allowable increase in the predation mortality for each predator-prey interaction when predator biomass is high [52].
Once a set of markers meeting the allowable increase in map length was inserted, alternative marker orders were evaluated in an iterative procedure until a more likely order could not be identified.
This paper also concluded that the proposed TDE method with the parallel block inverse matrix algorithm can achieve much better BER performance than the conventional FDE methods of using the complexity reduction methods with allowable increase of computation complexity in higher time-varying fading channels.
Instead, they added an unreasonable and irresponsible two-year moratorium on all real estate projects that require a General Plan amendment, zone change or increase in allowable height.
Councilwoman Paula Devine agreed with the increase in allowable square feet but cast the only dissenting vote because she wanted a requirement that the owner be present on the property when leasing either dwelling unit.
19 In one report, increased size on chemotherapy was allowable, but not an increase in the number of metastases.
Results showed that a large increase in the allowable step size may be used with increased accuracy over the Euler method with the need for fewer expensive function evaluations.
Self-healing composites would allow lighter, more efficient structures and would also offer a potentially substantive increase in design allowables and reduction in maintenance and inspection schedules and their associated costs.
