The phrase "allowable period" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific timeframe that is permitted or acceptable within a certain context, such as regulations or guidelines.
Example: "The allowable period for submitting your application is from January 1 to March 31."
Alternatives: "permissible timeframe" or "acceptable duration".
And, in part because Italy has chosen the maximum allowable period to detain them, the crowded detention centers are rapidly approaching their capacity while depriving detainees' families back in Tunisia of needed remittances.
The evaluation and prognosis of reactor pressure vessel (RPV) material embrittlement in WWERs and the allowable period of their safe operation are performed on the basis of impact test results of irradiated surveillance specimens.
For instance, guidelines on the allowable period of time between a disease being recorded in the dairy disease database and the true disease occurrence are needed.
Patients with a score reduction of 25% compared to baseline, did not require pain medication beyond the protocol defined allowable period, and did not require escape therapy will be considered a treatment success.
Dozens of new detention centers for immigrants have been opened, the allowable time period for detention extended from two months to eighteen (in line with a similar regulation passed by the European Union), and prison sentences for illegal immigrants who commit crimes will henceforth be longer, by about a third, than for native Italians.
The minimum allowable rental period for an apartment, Ms. FitzGibbon explained, depends not on the building's height or size, but on a set of rules based on the type of unit — Class A or Class B — that was originally listed in the building plan.
An optimization procedure is also presented to calculate the maximum allowable sampling period.
The sampled-data controller and adaptive laws are designed by backstepping design technique, and an explicit formula for the allowable sampling period is derived.
Then, a sampled-data H∞ controller is designed to stabilize the T S fuzzy system to achieve the prescribed disturbance attenuation level, which is dependent on both the size of state delay and upper bound of allowable sampling period.
A subsequent change from the first-choice treatment could be made in the presence of intolerance, an inability to achieve the required intake of the drug, side effects of or contraindications for the first-choice drug, or, in the case of teriparatide, if the end of the maximum allowable treatment period has been reached.
By formulating the networked closed-loop plant as a hybrid system, an explicit characterization of the maximum allowable update period (i.e., minimum cross communication frequency) between each control system and the sensors of its neighboring units is obtained in terms of the degree of mismatch between the dynamics of the units and the models used to describe them.
