The phrase "allowing for integrated" is not correct as it stands and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when discussing the inclusion or consideration of integrated elements in a process or system, but it needs to be part of a more complete phrase.
Example: "The new policy is designed with flexibility in mind, allowing for integrated approaches to problem-solving."
Alternatives: "considering integrated" or "accounting for integrated".
In this work, we have integrated the so-called 1-stage CoMT-CAMD approach into the process flowsheeting software gPROMS ProcessBuilder allowing for integrated design of process and working fluid.
Biologic monitoring is a valuable tool in exposure assessment, allowing for integrated measurement of exposure from all pathways and routes.
"One health" evolved from "one medicine," a term coined by veterinary epidemiologist Calvin Schwabe in the 1960s to demonstrate that there is no paradigm difference between human and veterinary medicine thus allowing for integrated work (Schwabe 1984).
The desktop platform will also be "extensible", according to the project creators — "allowing for integrating data sources as they become available on your desktop but also including Internet-hosted devicesuchuch as the FitBit One or the Withings Pulse)".
The desktop platform will also be "extensible", according to the project creators — "allowing for integrating data sources as they become available on your desktop but also including Internet-hosted devicesuchuch as the FitBit One or the Withings Pulse)".
Within their model, applicable to a make-to-stock supply chain in the consumer goods industry with single-stage production, they use an objective based on EVA, which allows for integrated performance and risk optimization.
The vertical profiling allowed for integrating and validating the interpretations at a regional scale.
The green space typology allows for integrating different kinds of knowledge from both science and practice communities.
The catalyst was then loaded into a multi-layered reformer of which the design concept allows for integrating endothermic steam reforming, exothermic combustion and evaporation in a reactor.
The goal of this study is to present a general framework which allows for integrating forests into quantitative rockfall risk analysis.
A hybrid ferroelectric thin film varactor device architecture is presented that allows for integrating the features of both structures of coplanar and parallel-plate varactors.
