The phrase "allows for unstable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing conditions or situations that permit instability or variability.
Example: "The current economic policy allows for unstable market conditions, which can lead to unpredictable outcomes."
Alternatives: "permits instability" or "facilitates uncertainty".
The MAI allows for comparing unstable modes of the same system and is applied in this paper to predict, by CEA outputs, the unstable mode that will effectively result in squeal vibrations.
In this population, continuous venovenous hemofiltration (CVVH) seemed to be an attractive and necessary modality because it is well tolerated by hemodynamically unstable patients and allows for optimal metabolic management.
Although DHIMS2 requires an internet connectivity, it allows for offline data entry in case of unstable connection [ 29, 30].
Despite Gershwin's popularity, his musical legacy remains oddly unstable, and Pollack's broad approach allows for a vigorous counterpoint of affirming and dissenting voices.
The nonlinear controller allows for process regulation of stable stationary points and stabilization of unstable ones.
Furthermore, unstable conditions influence simulated genetic network architecture, which allows for network-wide rearrangement by altering only a few specific genes (Crombach and Hogeweg 2008).
Faster hydrolysis rate would require incorporation of an appropriate spacer group with hydrolytically unstable bonds between the IB and OHB moieties, which has been demonstrated to accelerate hydrolysis and allows for detection of considerably higher drug levels in blood (17).
Moreover, violations of the DSH may help us better understand the adaptive value of locomotor mechanics, since, for example, walking with relatively long strides at a given speed may allow for safer locomotion on unstable substrates (e.g. small narrow branches), or may contribute to energetically economical walking and running (Demes et al., 1990; Pontzer, 2007a).
We therefore excluded outpatients (n=2564) and patients with an NSTEMI or unstable angina diagnosis from an emergency room that was not verified in the subsequent admission (n=11 560), still allowing for a shift from NSTEMI to unstable angina or vice versa.
