The phrase "allows for a steady" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a process or system that enables consistency or stability in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy allows for a steady flow of information between departments, improving overall communication."
Alternatives: "facilitates a consistent" or "enables a stable".
The long layoff between races helps Ledecky's body recover and minimizes travel, allowing for a steady training routine, Meehan said.
Although earlier estimates suggested that the world could blow through its 1.5 °C carbon budget within several years, the new budgets allow for a steady — but dramatic — downward trajectory that ends with zero carbon emissions in the middle of this century.
The Kone filter from Able Brewing Equipment ($55 at ablebrewing.com) is a gorgeous piece of coffee gear, a stainless steel filter that fits most cone drippers, and whose precise holes (cut by a photochemical process) allow for a steady flow while minimizing sediment.
Utah's Cataract Canyon rafters won't see notorious high water levels in 2015, but an 80percentt snowpack will allow for a steady season into October, with some great Class III-IV rafting in May and June.
This pump allowed for a steady infusion of 25 µl of IS or saline over 5 minutes at a rate of 5 µl per minute while the rats moved freely.
A femoral vein infusion with isotonic saline solution (ISS, 0.15 M NaCl) was performed at a rate of 0.04 mL·min−1 (Syringe Infusion Pump, Sage, Orion) for 60 minutes to allow for a steady diuresis and to permit urine collection in all groups.
Grating stimuli allow for a steady-state, selective activation of large populations.
The first four images were discarded thus allowing for a steady-state magnetization.
Each level was applied for a minimum of 30 minutes, with the recording phase starting from the 20th minute to allow for a steady-state.
It does not allow for a steadier wrist; on the contrary, in 10-to-2, there is greater wrist movement.
