The phrase "as allowable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is permitted or acceptable within certain limits or guidelines.
Example: "The modifications to the project can be made as allowable by the budget constraints."
Alternatives: "as permitted" or "as acceptable".
The time inverse of any process is as allowable as the original within the kinetic theory.
Furthermore, instead of an absolute number of days as allowable gap, a relative gap of 20% was chosen in order to allow for the variable package sizes available on the market.
The following parameters were used for database searches with MALDI-QTOF PMF and sequencing data: monoisotopic mass, peptide charge +1, 50 ppm mass accuracy, trypsin as digesting enzyme with 1 missed cleavage allowed, carbamidomethylation of cysteine as a fixed modification, oxidation of methionine as allowable variable modification.
But this will be far from easy since they enshrine past contractual rights, such as allowable contribution levels and benefits.
Assuming all the rooms in your home use equal amounts of electricity, you can claim £100 as allowable expenses (£400 divided by four).
The Merseyside club will hope to avoid any future sanctions by writing off a big chunk of losses as allowable stadium expenditure.
It is, however, allowable (as long as the revivalist is a student) under the guidelines issued earlier this year by the United States Department of Education.
"It would at least be allowable as far as the [funding] agency is concerned".
Similarly 62% of the samples had levels of As above allowable limits and As levels were associated with Fe and Mn essential minerals.
The first passage probability increases as time elapses, as the water depth increases, and as the allowable individual sliding distance decreases.
"Frankly, I wouldn't allow a homeowner association as an allowable end owner," he said, which would prevent subdivisions from enveloping farmland.
