The phrase "allowed extent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the maximum level or degree to which something is permitted or acceptable.
Example: "The project can be modified to an allowed extent, but it must still adhere to the original guidelines."
Alternatives: "permissible level" or "acceptable degree".
The fine resolution of pressure taps allowed the extent of leading edge separation bubble, pressure recovery region, and effect of sail curvature to be observed quite clearly.
The results have shown that locally torso skin temperature and microclimate depended on the type of back protector, whose design allowed different extent of perspiration and thermal insulation.
Knowledge of these patterns has allowed the extent of neck dissections to be progressively limited to those nodal levels at highest risk, and sentinel node biopsy (SNB) represents an extension of this philosophy.
3, 21, 22 Knowledge of these patterns has allowed the extent of neck dissections to be progressively limited to those nodal levels at highest risk, and sentinel node biopsy (SNB) represents an extension of this philosophy.
An electrochemically based technique using assessment of the oxygen-reduction cathodic reaction has been devised, which allows the extent of scaling on a solid surface to be determined.
Models predicting corrosion initiation and propagation, crack initiation and crack growth are used to track the evolution of the corrosion process for each element and thus allow the extent of damage as a function of time to be determined.
Even though our analysis using a graphical representation of variability is more relevant than the percentage identity as is commonly used, it did not allow the extent of variability of VB5, VB6 or VB7 sequences to be determined.
Our method does allow for extent estimates for 1989, and the wide confidence intervals reflect the relatively large uncertainties.
Correlations between selected clinical periodontal constructs, holding severity threshold constant and allowing the extent definition to vary.
The nature of the analysis on school actions does not allow the extent and power of the actions presumed within each school.
