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The phrase "allowing for a slight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when making a concession or acknowledging a minor adjustment or exception in a statement or calculation.
Example: "The budget is tight, but allowing for a slight increase in expenses, we can still complete the project."
Alternatives: "considering a minor" or "accounting for a small".
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Allowing for a slight Teutonic clip to her delivery, Nina Hoss might have made one hell of a Bathsheba Everdene a decade ago, and not just because she's one hell of an actress.
Transmission moved to 200 kilohertz in 1934, when the BBC moved its transmission to Droitwich, and has remained at that frequency, allowing for a slight shift to 198Khz ever since.
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Under the Cup measurement rules, the Hula allows for a slight increase in sail area, which Team New Zealand hopes will make up for the extra drag.
It might allow for a slight curve at the edges, and it may also simply be thinner than a conventional one (see "The Apple Watch May Solve the Usual Smart Watch Annoyances").
Geniez later dropped back, which allowed for a slight lull in the chase, allowing the leaders to increase the gap from just over a minute to a minute-and-a-half.
The opposing side is then brought to the trimmed epidermal side to allow for a slight overlap.
The deviation of purine content from 50%, therefore, theoretically allows for a slight enhancement of the power of models based only on GC content to predict actual codon frequencies and therefore amino acid frequencies.
A 2 -4" puddle will allow for just a slight spill of fabric.
Leave a 1/2 inch (1.27 cm) space between the bamboo floorboards and the wall to allow for any slight expansion of the floorboards.
Always leave the floor for 24 hours before measuring and cutting the perimeter tiles which will go up against walls or piers etc. Allow a minimum 5mm expansion gap between the floor and fixed points like walls or piers to allow for any slight expansion or contraction due to temperature changes.
Most likely, these infiltrating lymphocytes are CD8+ T-cells, allowing for the slight discrepancy between the KS-48 and CD4 SAGE libraries (Pearson correlation coefficient = 0.92).
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