The phrase "allowing for variations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to consider differences or changes in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The study was designed to be flexible, allowing for variations in participant responses."
Alternatives: "accounting for differences" or "considering variations".
This relies on different physical locations allowing for variations in traffic patterns; however, this is only applied to clients and not APs.
The template is then the coordinates of the Cα atoms of these six amino acids from 1yvw and their types (K, E, E, E, E, D), allowing for variations that may occur frequently in homologs (none in this case).
Understanding normal gait requires allowing for variations in normal patterns by the sex, age, and species in question.
Finally, we used a window of 1.5 × δ around colony centers to search for the optimal boundary while allowing for variations in the colony's morphology.
Allowing for variations of ze in the range [1.5/ µ′s,2.5/ µ′s] leads to relative changes of the retrieved 〈Δ φ〉 of no more than 2.2%%.
The present evaluation concluded that the average perceived level of progress in the two countries (where information was available) was near 50%%, allowing for variations from country to country.
Brown reckons that the course is a hundred and twenty-five degrees true, but allowing for variation and wind he sets a compass course at a hundred and seventy.
Adjustments were made to the pre-defined windows allowing for variation in electrophoretic mobility, unequal emission energies and differential incorporation of the fluorescent ddNTPs[52], [53].
We investigated the daily weather mortality relationship allowing for variation in mortality over time by adjusting for season and trend.
Allowing for variation of the mutation rate among genes would make the (D, Z) test more robust.
