The phrase "allowed weaknesses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing permissible flaws or shortcomings in a system, process, or individual.
Example: "In our evaluation process, we recognize that there are allowed weaknesses that do not disqualify a candidate from consideration."
Alternatives: "permissible flaws" or "accepted shortcomings."
Mr Bridgewater said it would help assess doctors in "real time" and allow "weaknesses to be improved so that we can give our patients the best possible service and outcome".
Their design allows weaknesses in this aspect of the reasoning process to be identified.
A programmatic approach to assessment facilitates validity and reliability of decisions through triangulation of data, and allows weaknesses of some assessment tools to be countered by strengths of others.
Thus, it is expected that, when the scale has been finally validated (phase 3), it may be used by managers and healthcare professionals to diagnosis the coordination of their systems, allowing weaknesses to be identified and improvements to be promoted, through recommendations, aiming to reorganize the systems in order to make them more equitable, efficient and resolutive.
In interview after interview, market professionals said that even if the paper did not carry an overt government guarantee, there was an implied guarantee, which was just as good, and the government would not allow weakness in the securities to wreak havoc.
He does not allow weakness in other people and does not see weakness in himself.
Questions were also able to be developed and adapted over time to capture a diversity of views, encompass a variety of sampling methods, and allow for weaknesses associated with one strand to be offset by strengths of the other strand [ 38, 39].
It allows for weakness of will, since in weakness of will cases I am still aiming at my own welfare; I am weak in that I do not act as I aim.
Watching the way he has allowed his opponents' weaknesses to reveal themselves, the way he has enticed them into self-defeating exhaustion pounding against the wall of his equanimity, I have come to understand better what he meant.
Today, those weaknesses allowed a player with $65,689 in career earnings to challenge Sampras, owner of a record 13 major titles and the winner of more than $41 million in prize money.
