The phrase "allowed to fit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or conditions under which something can be accommodated or adjusted.
Example: "The new furniture is allowed to fit into the designated space in the living room."
Alternatives: "permitted to fit" or "authorized to fit".
This kinetic model allowed to fit the experimental data quite well.
Judges would be allowed to fit sentences to crimes and have the flexibility to impose shorter sentences for nonviolent offenses.
The use of the response surface methodology allowed to fit the optimal values of the parameters leading to the degradation of the micro-pollutant.
The use of the response surface methodology allowed to fit the optimal values of the parameters leading to Orange II abatement.
The use of the response surface methodology allowed to fit the optimal values of the parameters leading to the degradation of the pollutant.
For both periods, slight constant shifts for prescribed temperatures were allowed to fit with borehole temperatures during the following minimization procedure.
Currently, the use of three-input adders has started to gain importance, since the logic blocks of the newest families of FPGAs are bigger and allow to fit more complex adders using nearly the same amount of hardware resources [10 12].
Instead of fitting the values for μ′ s and γ for each wavelength separately, the introduction of a background scattering model as a spectral constraint allows to fit R SF o data measured at multiple wavelengths and multiple fiber diameters simultaneously.
This performance is based on the optimizer properties and on the PW framework allowing to fit in logarithmic parameter space, because the true parameter values span five orders of magnitude.
Help change members of government and laws by the means that the country allows to fit your understandings and needs.
In Western, the spurs are much bigger to allow to fit around a Western Boot, they are also longer to allow for accurate movements due to the position of the riders leg in a Western Saddle.
