The phrase "allows for standard" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the provision or facilitation of a certain standard or norm in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy allows for standard procedures to be followed in all departments."
Alternatives: "facilitates standard" or "permits standard".
Thus our low-level software controlled system allows for standard DDR access to off-chip memory, as well as DMA movement of data to and from SATA based SSDs, and access to Ethernet stream links.
As mentioned previously, predictable dose concentration response with TSOACs allows for standard fixed dosing for various populations.
In general, the study design allows for standard regression methods, Chi-square tests, Cox-proportional hazard models for time to event analysis, or Wilcoxon tests, etc. and there is no need for specialized statistical methods.
We estimate the model with country and year fixed effects and allow for standard errors that are clustered across countries.
And [that] you can calculate the risks and you can allow for standard deviation from the average, and then, based on that, you can create financial instruments and you can actually base your investment strategy on that.
The panel concerns new technological and sociological innovations for a more inclusive cinema, including new captioning and described-video-delivery technology -- for those whose sight or hearing may not allow for standard moviegoing but who'd like to share in the experience.
However, some may argue that while this bill does allow for standard DHS protocol to conduct background checks on third-party computer security specialists, the mandate for the establishment of this program prior to 180 days may lead to insufficiencies in the background checks completed, given estimated processing typically exceeds that time frame.
However its founder age is estimated to be 18.0 ± 7.9 kya/10.2 ± 8.1 kya which is comparable to the American branches (after allowing for standard error).
All body fluid sample extracts are quantitated to allow for standard amounts of total RNA (i.e. 25 ng) to be added to each reverse transcription reaction.
In the no MS2 coat protein (MS2CP) tag and Sir4- MS2CP 2 conditions, values from a third set of replicates were included in the average, allowing for standard deviation to be calculated.
Similarly, regressions of child-related outcomes allowed for standard errors to be clustered at the level of the parent, as several clients had more than one child that participated in the survey.
