The phrase "allowed for adjusting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the flexibility or permission to make changes or modifications to something.
Example: "The design of the software was allowed for adjusting to meet the specific needs of the users."
Alternatives: "permitted to modify" or "facilitated adjustments".
An allometric adjustment, represented in Eq. 1, allowed for adjusting of the approximate curve to the experimental data (black dot curve in Fig. 3), which is very similar to the vapor pressure curves of ammonia, water, and mercury [20].
Measurements of the two investigations are not independent and mixed models allowed for adjusting for within-participant effects [ 47].
This allowed for adjusting the role of clinical research to the strategic route of scientific development, accompanying technological advances especially in the health industrial complex.
Initially only doctors and nurses were included in the study but the emergent design allowed for adjusting the sampling criteria based on preliminary analysis performed during the data collection.
In addition, we collected detailed information on covariates and confounders that allowed for adjusted analyses.
In addition, the GLM method allowed for adjusted, predicted mean LOS and costs of patients in each study group to be directly calculated in the days or dollars scale, thereby avoiding the issue of potentially biased estimates that may result from retransformation of logged coefficients [ 22].
Hybrids, which allow for adjusting thrust output, are potentially safer and more versatile than conventional rockets.
At the moment they are entitled to a resettlement grant of between £32,383 and £64,766 when they leave Westminster to allow for adjusting to life outside parliament.
A three-button remote control and microphone at the yoke allows for adjusting the volume and switching to phone calls on Apple devices.
The cryostat presented allows for adjusting the temperature and keeping it constant for the time necessary to run a complete dielectric characterization test.
He said he entered his first Rubik's competition last year, where he set his personal best of 39.38 seconds and purchased a "specialty speed cube" with screws that allow for adjusting the tension of the puzzle.
