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The phrase "allows for fluctuations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where variability or changes are permitted or accommodated within a system, process, or framework.
Example: "The new policy allows for fluctuations in employee work hours to better accommodate personal schedules."
Alternatives: "permits variations" or "accommodates changes."
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The microcracking approach refers to a specified material structure; synthetic random sampling allows for fluctuations.
This study is an extension of Feder et al. 's (2013) FIT that allows for fluctuations in population size by using reference loci.
Table 1 presents the results of the presented models as well as a variation of the Poisson process model that allows for fluctuations in assumed accrual rate over time.
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Before their pledge of more flexibility on Saturday, the Chinese authorities had unofficially pegged the renminbi at around 6.827 to the dollar, permitting only the tiniest of moves within a trading band that in theory allowed for fluctuations of up to 0.5 percent above and below the daily reference rate.
FIRST is an athermal model where each constraint is either present or not; meaning, it does not allow for fluctuations.
[ 20] De Renzio and Goldsbrough explain (about Mozambique): "Foreign-financed project lending and related expenditures were not subject to the ceiling, so the program automatically allowed for fluctuations in aid-financed project spending.
In the UK, nutritional information on food packaging is permitted by law to vary by 20% from the values, to allow for fluctuation in manufacturing processes (Cantelo, 2010).
Furthermore, the agent's model allows for random fluctuations on both position and velocity.
However, a tool that allows for characterizing those fluctuations is still needed.
Overall, Model 2a allows for stronger future fluctuations of the manufacturing and services share than Model 1b (cf. Sect. 4.2.1) does [cf. |M 2 2a ([t, ∞))|, |M 3 2a ([t, ∞))|, |M 2 1b ([b c, ∞))|, and |M 3 1b ([b c, ∞))|].
Although our paper does not focus on explaining short-run employment share dynamics, we have shown that (a) some of our models allow for such fluctuations over the transitional period and in the limit, (b) some of our models allow only for transitional fluctuations, and (c) Model 3 does not allow for any fluctuations.
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