The phrase "allowable length" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing limits or restrictions on the length of something, such as text, documents, or physical objects.
Example: "The allowable length for the essay is 2,000 words, so please ensure your submission adheres to this limit."
Alternatives: "permissible length" or "acceptable length".
The technique allows a designer to, for example, prescribe a minimum allowable length scale of structural members (solid phase) as well as the minimum allowable length scale on holes (void phase).
Should actual span lengths exceed the allowable length, correction is then necessary to reduce the span to avoid pipeline damage.
Keeping fish longer than 16 inches is illegal in Texas, and some fishermen have been caught clipping tails to an allowable length.
It is observed that maximum permissible length is devoid of dependence on applied temperature gradient whereas the minimum allowable length is not.
This means that to have an optimal panel, each cell should have the allowable minimum cross section (highest number of cells) and maximum allowable length.
When a dog in any public place is required to be on a leash — the normal situation — the maximum allowable length of the leash or other restraint is six feet.
The CA algorithm runs within the BS to determine appropriate packet lengths for the scheduled nodes: nodes in the HNF area are assigned maximum allowable packet length, L max, while those outside the HNF area are assigned packet lengths randomly and uniformly distributed between L min and L max, according to the DUD algorithm.
The program starts from the maximum allowable probe length, tiling the window by moving by a small percentage of the probe length each time (default 5%).
For each half-unit below this minimum, allowable ski length in relation to a jumper's height is reduced by 2percentt.
With a vibration based method, real time monitoring of scouring damage to subsea pipelines is achievable so that any free span longer than allowable span length can be detected at an early stage.
This evaluation focuses on three interrelated issues: (1) corrosion mechanism, (2) the accuracy of the maximum allowable corrosion length, which is the safe maximum pressure level, and (3) practical problems excluded in the B31G criteria.
