The phrase "allows for a conservative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing options, approaches, or methodologies that permit a conservative viewpoint or action.
Example: "The new policy allows for a conservative approach to budgeting, ensuring that we do not overspend."
Alternatives: "permits a conservative" or "provides for a conservative".
This method allows for a conservative estimate of patient attrition.
This allows for a conservative test of the hypothesis that prospectors were suboptimal foragers.
This regression technique allows for a conservative estimation of the relative risk when the outcome of interest occurs more than 10%% of the time, as in the case of back pain and arthritis/joints pain in this analysis [ 14].
Calculating resultant length of 24 h records using 20 patients, only allows for a conservative estimate and in future more patients should be studied to gain a clearer idea of how they vary.
To allow for a conservative, simple, uniform, consistent, efficient radiation safety design for all SSRL beamlines, a generic approach has been developed, considering both synchrotron radiation (SR) and gas bremsstrahlung (GB) hazards.
The additional study participants allowed for a conservative estimated attrition rate of 10%.
800 participants would need to be recruited to allow for a conservative 20% loss to follow up.
Thus, allowing for a conservative response rate of 60%, a sample frame of 765 (255 practitioners from each physician group) was required.
Allowing for a conservative dropout or loss to follow-up rate of approximately 20%, we will recruit 104 subjects into the study.
We will recruit 300 residents, to allow us to detect a 20% absolute difference, with 80% power, if ICC =0.01, allowing for a conservative 25% dropout (given the participants' ages and the presence of comorbid conditions).
As the reviewer suggested, we conducted a sensitivity analysis for the repeated measures ANOVA using the planned sample size and assuming 0 correlation among repeat measures and a nonsphericity correction of 1 to allow for a conservative estimate.
