The phrase "allowed for a delay" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing circumstances or conditions that permit or accommodate a postponement or lag in time.
Example: "The unexpected weather conditions allowed for a delay in the construction schedule."
Alternatives: "permitted a delay" or "facilitated a delay."
(NIH officials have said previously that because the policy allows for a delay of up to 12 months before a paper is posted, publishers' investments are protected).
The value of L also affects the temporal resolution, a small value requires individuals to change their activity closer in time, whereas a larger value allows for a delay between activity changes, as the activity level is calculated over a longer period.
Under Camp's proposal, money is raised through an accounting gimmick called pension smoothing, which allows for a delay in the payments that corporations make to their pension funds resulting in a higher corporate tax bill.
Their complaints were that the bill relies on pension smoothing, which allows for a delay in payments that corporations make to their pension funds that result in a higher corporate tax bill.
To allow for a delay between the injection of a vaccine dose and immunization, vaccination was considered completed only three weeks after injection.
Furthermore, some of the assumptions underlying the earlier work were more pessimistic, whereas here we have refined the model to be more realistic, such as allowing for a delay between infection and the onset of infectivity, a lower susceptibility in non-MM genotypes and the use of several red cell units in a single transfusion, reducing the values of the basic reproduction number further.
The April 2001 increase in listeriosis rates occurred shortly after the outbreak of FMD in February 2001, allowing for a delay similar to the incubation period of listeria infections.
