The phrase "as is allowable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is permitted or acceptable within certain limits or conditions.
Example: "The modifications to the project can be made as is allowable by the budget constraints."
Alternatives: "as permitted" or "as allowed".
I think we gave him as fair a verdict on his behalf as was allowable". Reached by phone, Shirley Vaughan, the forewoman, said she was emotionally drained by the trial and reluctant to speak.
It sets a precedent for the GOP activist base as to what is allowable to say.
Full standard medical care and supportive management as clinically indicated is allowable on both arms.
The technical name for Rolfing is Structural Integration, which, after undergoing a few sessions in the 1980s, I believe is medical terminology for "inflicting as much pain as is legally allowable while still being able to charge for it".
If the janitor spends only 20% of their time working on eligible service charge activities then 20% of the janitor's pay will be what is allowable as a payment, which comes to £60 a week.
The term "excludable portion" does not include that portion of any payment which is properly associated with an amount which is allowable as a deduction for the taxable year in which such amount is paid or incurred.
(4)Interest described in section 163(h)(2)(E .Interest described in section 163(h)(2)(E) is allowable as a deduction without regard to the rules of this section.
All the sampling sites recorded values below the 2 mg/L set as the maximum that is allowable for drinking water (WHO 2004), hence may not pose any danger to the community.
What speech is allowable as expression of sexual preference in this new queer space?
There are no clear guidelines on how much heterogeneity is allowable, but as a rough guide, we would suggest only using a random-effects model if the standard deviation of the between-study variation is less than 25% of the pooled effect size for instance, a log odds ratio.
