The phrase "allowed control measures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing regulations, policies, or procedures that permit certain actions or interventions.
Example: "The organization implemented allowed control measures to ensure compliance with safety standards."
Alternatives: "permitted control measures" or "authorized control measures".
LD outbreaks cause negative economic impact on the cruise ship industry and may result in removing a vessel from service, or delay the sailing from a port to allow control measures to be carried out [ 2].
A calculation for the overall type I error rate for a single experimental arm was described, thus allowing control of this measure.
The development and use of autonomous tractors equipped with innovative sensor systems, data processing techniques and actuation tools can be highly beneficial because this technology allows pest control measures to be applied only if, when, and where they are genuinely needed, thus reducing costs, environmental damage and risks to farmers.
Infection control practices are known to vary between countries, with certain countries lacking the resources to allow infection control measures to be robust; this also applies to the availability of vaccinations for dental clinical staff [ 79].
This diagnostic capability allows for appropriate disease control measures to be taken as a function of the pathogen life cycle, which itself can be studied using the technique described in this paper.
Early detection of ESBL-E carriers on admission could allow timely implementation of control measures or appropriate selection of antimicrobials.
Since July 2007, EU legislation has allowed for easing of control measures in AS positive flocks.
Early detection and aggressive control measures allowed Japan, South Korea, and Malaysia to eradicate H5N1 virus soon after its introduction into those countries' poultry flocks, demonstrating that rapid and determined responses can keep the virus from gaining a foothold.
Idaho and Montana plan to allow controlled hunts.
Predicting colonization/infection by Acinetobacter baumannii (C-I MRAb) at ICU admission allows optimization of infection control measures and empirical antibiotic treatment.
