The phrase "allows for steady" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a process or system that enables consistent or stable outcomes.
Example: "The new software update allows for steady performance even during peak usage times."
Alternatives: "facilitates consistent" or "enables stable".
They are vowing to overhaul the growth-first philosophy of the Deng Xiaoping era and embrace a new model that allows for steady growth while protecting the environment.
The motors of each half thick filament are mechanically coupled via the thick filament backbone, which allows for steady contraction in spite of the fact that the individual myosin heads interact with actin only briefly and remain detached throughout most of their ATP hydrolysis cycle.
The results obtained are similar to those previously described [9], [10] proving that Gluc catalyses a rapid 'flash' reaction, FFluc has glow kinetics, and the continuous synthesis of substrate by the lux operon allows for steady luminescence.
Uncontrollability merely allows for steady state assumptions at the ODE level.
This route of exposure allows for steady release of pesticides, as observed in human exposure (Pope et al. 1991).
It was found that 'when eqn 2 is used, estimates of CR are independent of flow rate up to a certain level' (Petersen et al., 2004; Fig. 3 therein), and using eqn 2 'it is thus assumed that the geometry of the chamber allows for steady state and total mixing of the water' (Petersen et al., 2004, p. 192).
An in situ calibration rig allows for steady-state calibration before, during and after thruster operation.
Patients received gefitinib alone for 2 weeks to allow for steady state and thereafter, bexarotene was added.
But she did not regret playing so many maids, she said, because it allowed for steady work and for portraying working people with dignity.
"But when you actually run the numbers, you realize this simple model does not allow for steady flow". In fact, engineers have previously attempted to design tree-inspired microfluidic pumps, but such designs stopped pumping within minutes.
