The phrase "allowed for using" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express permission for the use of something, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The new policy allowed for using the latest technology in the classroom."
Alternatives: "permitted to use" or "authorized to use".
Drilling extra holes allowed for using all functions also after buying the cheapest model.
The reinforcing bars are modeled by discrete bar elements and their bond slip is allowed for using interface elements.
The robust structures of peptides also allowed for using in more extreme environment and long-term storage, compared to natural protein molecules.
However, crack width analysis is not easy because the crack width is associated with the bond slip of reinforcing bars at individual cracks, which has to be allowed for using discrete modelling of the cracks and reinforcing bars.
There was a marginally significant positive correlation between observed population trend and CST when effects of potentially confounding variables were allowed for using model averaging (Fig. 1, z = 1.64, P = 0.050), though the relationship was non-significant when these other effects were ignored (Tables S4 and S5).
In addition, practice was incorporated as a fixed effect and practice-specific sampling fractions were allowed for using appropriate weights in the regression analyses.
The modifications of Met oxidation, protein N-terminal acetylation, peptide N-terminal pyroglutamic acid formation were allowed for (used for all searches below).
(Occasionally, for certain types of assets, the rule allows for using a model — and yes, the potential for manipulation too).
We propose a coding system for discrete multitone channels that allows for using a single code over a nonuniform channel.
Current processes are flexible and allow for using dual feedstocks, i.e., mixtures of naphthalene and o-xylene [26].
This allows for using back-propagation training [56] and by this, a convergence to a better local optimum.
