The phrase "allowing errors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that mistakes or inaccuracies are permitted or accepted in a particular situation.
Example: "The software is designed with a user-friendly interface, allowing errors to be easily corrected without losing any data."
Alternatives: "permitting mistakes" or "accepting inaccuracies".
Federal inspectors criticized the Federal Aviation Administration today for allowing errors by air traffic controllers to rise 51percentt over the last five years.
This time, he was sacked for allowing errors in the postal system, but he pleaded his case with such vigour that he was reinstated at 25 shillings a week - and the assurance that his work would not involve such details.
One major reason is that credit-reporting agencies, as well as the creditors and others who furnish them with data, often fail to investigate consumer complaints, allowing errors to live on and on.
There is little excuse for financial firms allowing errors, fraud and market abuse to happen.
Even within highly diverse populations, genomic regions under purifying selection may have sub-optimal levels of diversity, allowing errors to appear clustered as true SNVs.
The 95th percentile was considered as the maximum time interval between the two surgeries, allowing errors in the identification of first- and second-eye surgeries to be reduced to 5%.
Moreover, it can move the DNA in both directions, which would have the huge benefit of allowing error correction to be carried out, says Stephen Rossnagel of IBM.
Comparisons are made at a large number (∼77,000) of discrete time intervals, allowing error estimates to be given as a function of cutoff rigidity.
LCA compares various methods with each other, allowing error rates to be inferred in the absence of a gold standard.
This study assessed the dimensionality of the GHQ-12 using confirmatory analysis allowing error terms on the negatively worded items to correlate.
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