The phrase "allowing cycles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing processes, systems, or situations that permit or enable repetitive actions or events.
Example: "The new software update is designed with a feature allowing cycles of data processing to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "permitting cycles" or "enabling cycles".
In the stresses stored from the ten static analyses, the equivalent alternating stress was found out, and the allowed cycles for usage were computed.
This strategy has not yet been documented as the optimal approach for performing WBV exercise; however, it allowed cycles of relative overload and recovery and added a degree of variety that was, anecdotally, less monotonous for the exercising participants.
It is useful to note that when we allow cycles in the network, the minimum reticulate network problem is equivalent to the rooted subtree prune and regraft (rSPR) distance problem.
The optoelectronics as relative, integrated into a hybrid chip involving photonic detectors, microlasers and electronic components for the clock control system, would allow cycle times as short as 30 ns with the large spatial bandwidth available in photonics.
A maximum of six chemotherapy cycles were allowed: cycle 1 without eltrombopag/placebo and up to five cycles with eltrombopag/placebo.
36 Secondly, cycle hire has not been operating long enough to allow cycle hire specific injury rates to be estimated with precision.
If patients achieved a complete remission, two additional cycles were allowed (CR+2 cycles; maximum 8 cycles).
Sample stability for upto 16 h was demonstrated, allowing autoinjection cycles to be performed.
Therefore, cleavage of Wee1 in proliferating lymphocytes could lead to its inactivation, thus allowing cell cycle progression.
Even a local state assemblyman, Kevin A. Cahill, a Democrat, said that allowing this cycle to continue, at least in some places, seemed increasingly foolhardy.
