The phrase "allowed for joint" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that permits or accommodates a joint effort or collaboration, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "The new policy allowed for joint ventures between the two companies to enhance their market reach."
Alternatives: "permitted collaboration" or "facilitated joint efforts".
Nearly a decade after an agreement first allowed for joint industrial areas where Egyptian goods with Israeli content can gain tariff-free access to the United States, Egypt and Israel finally seem to be seriously considering the creation of so-called Qualifying Industrial Zones.
These phenomena allowed for joint analyses of neutral atmosphere and ionosphere parameters.
Shared data, experiential learning, and field visits allowed for joint decision-making and self-organizing processes (7, 9).
As for the simulated data, the heterochronous sampling times and rapid evolution of influenza allowed for joint estimation of the clock rate, μ0.
The model allowed for joint evaluation of the effects of exposure to traffic-related pollutants at homes and at schools and to ambient pollutants measured at community central sites, with effects scaled to the interquartile range (IQR) for each metric of residential exposure (e.g., for TRP from the line source dispersion model) and to the total range across the 13 communities, respectively.
Instead, they can be negotiations that provide financially for both parties and leave some semblance of a relationship to allow for joint parenting.
In addition, the Poles understand that technology transfer regulations would normally restrict their access to Patriot equipment for purposes of training and exercises, but have interpreted the clause in the Declaration allowing for "joint training opportunities" to mean that they will have greater access to technology than is generally granted by the Export Control Act.
Our approach allows for joint analysis of data from both triad and case-control study designs.
These approaches often bring together diverse actors in settings that allow for joint problem solving.
It has been hypothesised that paralysed muscles result in joint laxity thereby allowing for joint fluid accumulation [50].
It involves the general technology X, allowing for joint household decisions between farm and non-farm activities.
