The phrase "allowing for correction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility of making adjustments or changes to something, typically in a context where errors or inaccuracies may need to be addressed.
Example: "The report was submitted with several errors, but we are allowing for correction in the final version."
Alternatives: "permitting adjustments" or "accounting for revisions".
The plasma free fraction (fP) was measured in this study, allowing for correction of VT values.
For patients in the fruits and vegetable group and DASH diet group, when blood pressure was reduced, the plasma renin-angiotensin levels did not rise as much as the control group's, thus allowing for correction of hypertension without a rebound effect of the PRA system.
The proposed method can handle several control samples allowing for correction of multiple sources of bias simultaneously.
disc height was measured using the Farfan method allowing for correction of differences due to magnification [ 13].
The generated correction curve must be generalized to cover the full range of A allowing for correction of all M values.
The models were fit as a mixed effect linear model, using the lme-procedure in R version 2.5.1 (nlme library), allowing for correction for temporal autocorrelation as well as inclusion of random effects of individuals.
One of the main advantages of ultrasound-guided CNB is the full control of the needle position in real time, allowing for corrections in the needle direction.
Each audio file (ie, each 30 s segment) will be prepared by at least two transcribers/coders, allowing for corrections and reliability analyses.
The existence of feedback loops has been described in various cellular pathways, and they provide for the possibility of buffering, allowing for corrections to the cell system when it is perturbed [ 39].
Judicious use of the Taylor Spatial Frame allows for correction of deformity and preservation of limb length.
Adjustable shunts allow for correction of the field strength and compensation of deviations in the permanent magnet material.
