The phrase "allowable to use" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically intended to express permission or acceptability regarding the use of something, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "The materials provided are allowable to use in the project, as they meet all safety standards."
Alternatives: "permissible to use" or "acceptable to use".
Farmers are also unlikely to use every allowable pesticide to the maximum allowable level on each crop.
He said one of the main issues regarding chemical weapons is that it is permissible for law enforcement agencies to use them for "allowable peaceful purposes," such as riot control.
Some common policies are: to use factors or stresses and loads the same as for permanent construction; to use increased allowable stresses; or to use reduced return periods for environmental loads.
From 2007 to 2011, we could see a fall in agricultural water withdrawal (however, this index is allowable to increase if a suitable use), percentage of area equipped for irrigation salinized, and area waterlogged and a growth in spate irrigation that needs to specific attention to deal with sedimentation (Embaye et al. 2012).
Because any temporal trajectory pattern is allowable, we use control parameters and threshold-based filtering to reduce the role of false positive detections.
However, for many fields, a crucial additional requirement is the specification of data standards that are to be used to constrain the allowable data entries in the final data management system.
Based on the evidence for adverse health effects, U.S. National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) were recently revised to lower the allowable ambient exposure to O3 using a daily 8-hr maximum reference and to introduce a daily and annual standard for PM2.5 [ U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) 1997].
Assuming the manufacture of asymmetric tooth forms with various materials, we determined the allowable stress using values stipulated in ISO6336-5 (ISO6336-5, 2003) and a strength evaluation formula that we proposed.
The scope of city planning includes a range of interdependent decisions at the nexus of the private and public spheres: transportation and utility infrastructure investments, allowable land uses, and the locations and characteristics of housing, retail stores, offices, schools, hospitals, factories, and even energy-producing facilities.
