The phrase "as they permit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is allowed or authorized by someone or something else.
Example: "We will proceed with the project as they permit, ensuring we follow all necessary guidelines."
Alternatives: "as they allow" or "as they authorize".
They compete with other light sources, and they obstruct flow as much as they permit it.
"The presence of private sponsors is fundamental," as they permit museums to offer high-quality programming, Antonia Pasqua Recchia, a top official at the ministry, said at a news conference in October for the beleaguered contemporary art museum called Maxxi.
Simple exact models (SEMs) are well-positioned to address general principles of evolution as they permit the exhaustive enumeration of both sequence and structure (conformational) spaces.
Current mouse models for cancer are very suitable for this as they permit mimicking many of the salient features of human tumors.
Most contemporary ray tracers use BVHs, but these are not entirely suitable for collision detection as they permit objects to overlap cell boundaries.
The protective ability of a coating system is very well monitored by electrochemical impedance spectroscopy since it can measure changes as the protective coatings deteriorate, as they absorb water and as they permit the substrate to corrode.
Paragraph 4.b would ensure that OEMs are free to include on the Windows desktop as many icons for non-Microsoft platform software as they like, thus permitting OEMs to promote and distribute competing platform software.
However, JCOG-1101 was not considered in this study as they permitted some extent of parametrectomy.
The exact values of these parameters seemed not to matter much as long as they permitted the predator-prey system to persist under a stationary optimum.
NSF sees larger and longer grants as more "efficient" because they permit better planning and less time writing proposals, Noxon said.
This hypothesis is consistent with earlier reports that stressed cells continuously and randomly produce genetic variants, which are immortalized as mutations only if they permit cell growth [ 33, 34].
