The phrase "allows for adjustment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing flexibility or the capacity to make changes in a process, plan, or system.
Example: "The new policy allows for adjustment based on individual circumstances to better meet the needs of our employees."
Alternatives: "permits modification" or "facilitates changes."
Because the underlying incidence prediction model is flexible and allows for adjustment, we were able to couple it with the delay and correction factors derived from SEER registry data to approximately identify timely registries.
This scheme can initially cluster large datasets unsupervised and then allows for adjustment of the classification by the user.
Such monitoring provides spatially and temporally homogeneous data sets, and allows for adjustment to and validation of ecological models.
A simple and inexpensive in vitro feed evaluation system which estimates microbial fermentation by measuring gas production and allows for adjustment of liquid dilution rate has been design.
The scalability of the method allows for adjustment for local variations in need and was considered acceptable by stakeholder groups.
Use of Cox proportional hazards modeling, as used in the study by Maggiore and colleagues [28], allows for adjustment of time-varying covariates and reduces confounding by time.
Part-time allows for QR Quarter Residence Unitt) or HR (Half Residence Unit).
It also allows for Community Organizers to gather patterns and data, to do their job more effectively.
The magnetic core of the nanoparticles allows for MRI monitoring of their distribution in the body.
Mechanical ventilation with heat-recovery systems allows for ACH levels of 0.5 h−1 or higher, making the air drier.
But they face a big problem: Some have already spent far more than the city's public financing system allows for Council races.
