The phrase "allowed to test for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or authorization is granted to conduct tests or assessments for specific conditions or criteria.
Example: "The researchers were allowed to test for the presence of the virus in the samples collected."
Alternatives: "permitted to check for" or "authorized to examine for".
Up to 75% of major leaguers are estimated to be regularly ingesting substances which the game's governing body currently is not even allowed to test for.
Her company is allowed to test for mutations that cause the skin disease, but if it discovers a mutation for hearing loss, it cannot tell the doctor.
Williams, who had opposed Michael Schumacher being allowed to test for the team when he was being lined up as a possible stand-in for Massa, said they were happy with the proposal.
This allowed to test for the consistency of responses of epiphytic assemblages to different sources of eutrophication.
An additional novel aspect of the present study is that it is based on longitudinal, rather than cross-sectional data and it therefore allowed to test for variation in AOC with age while taking into account the effect of selection.
The GEE analyses allowed to test for intervention effects simultaneously across assessment times considering all available longitudinal information, i.e. each observation irrespective of non-participation at a previous or later follow-up time.
If we allow to test for more than one target in the sample, the design of the probe set becomes difficult in the case of non-unique probes.
The type of task in Experiment 1 did thus not allow to test for changes in performance.
Although the current study included only a limited number of outbred animals, which did not allow to test for statistical differences, we were able to observe differences in vaccine take.
An important feature of PSEA is that it allows to test for differential expression within cell populations [ 3].
Furthermore, the development of allele-specific markers linked to candidate genes will allow to test for association with resistance to F. verticillioides ear rot and fumonisin accumulation.
