The phrase "allows the rate of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or ability of something to permit or facilitate a certain speed or frequency of an action or process.
Example: "The new software allows the rate of data processing to increase significantly, improving overall efficiency."
Alternatives: "enables the speed of" or "permits the frequency of".
The repeat-until-success nature of these techniques allows the rate of entanglement generation to decrease polynomially with increasing distance, with the fidelity of entanglement limited by the accuracy of the quantum gates operating in the repeaters.
The mill design allows the rate of generation of fine material to be measured in close to real time for autogenous and SAG mill charges.
The material is idealized using a modified form of the McCormick constitutive equation, which has an additional material parameter that allows the rate of transient aging to be varied without affecting its steady-state response.
This method allows the rate of change between states to be modeled when tracing the evolution of characters on the phylogenetic tree, and calculates the proportional likelihood of the ancestral condition for each node.
The multistate model allows the rate of admissions to change over time.
This approach allows the rate of death as a function of both long- and short-term exposures to be modeled simultaneously.
We developed and validated a simple model that allows the effects of various lists of AD conditions to be simulated and allows the rates of reporting of IFs and genetic carriers to be readily estimated.
Therefore, we used a more powerful maximum-likelihood based method, implemented in the CodeML subroutine of the software PAML [ 63] which allows the rates of ω = dN /dS to vary among codons [ 31, 64].
Note that this model can only give rise to an apparent step size of 2 bp from a Fourier analysis if one allows the rates of the two ATP hydrolysis events to be different.
"It's shameful that the government allowed the rate of execution to dictate the decision of where justice would be served in this case," he Wyda said.
"It's shameful that the government allowed the rate of execution to dictate the decision of where justice would be served in this case," Mr. Wyda said.
