The phrase "a concept that allows" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining a theoretical idea or framework that enables certain actions or outcomes.
Example: "The theory presents a concept that allows for a deeper understanding of human behavior in social contexts."
Alternatives: "an idea that enables" or "a notion that permits".
This means, for one thing, more Perspectives, a concept that allows artists to program their own concerts over two seasons.
The committee also called for an end to "hot pursuit", a concept that allows Nato forces to enter Pakistan if they are chasing insurgents.
"Music writer" is a concept that allows leeway to footnote the context or defend the performance, or my view of it.
CHICAGO — Plug and play — a concept that allows buyers of computers and electronic games to avoid frustrating assembly — is proving difficult for Boeing, which staked its 787 Dreamliner on a far-flung network of suppliers that would send what amounts to snap-on components to a plant for final assembly.
Digital twins, a concept that allows companies to design and test various design products and operation scenarios in software, were also given the spotlight during various demonstrations.
This 'trade-off between simplicity of the ERA and uncertainty' [20] should therefore not be reinforced by a concept that allows for using LoCs as stop criteria.
Millennials understand the value of investing in index funds and are fans of investors such as Warren Buffett, John Bogle and Burton Malkiel who preach a simple concept that allows a young saver to set it and forget it, said Ryan Brown, partner at CR Myers & Associates in Southfield, Mich.
The notion of slack in a project network is a powerful concept that allows planners to schedule scarce resources efficiently and manage people and equipment so that critical activities are kept on schedule and slack activities are delayed without placing the project in jeopardy.
"When they rebel against the state," Hobbes wrote, "the citizens are the multitude against the people". But the multitude isn't just a negative notion, it is a rich concept that allows us to examine anew plural experiences and forms of nonrepresentative democracy.
Force majeure is a legal concept that allows you to get out of a contractual obligation: an act of God that means you can't be sued.
A KFS concept that allows the assignment of similar roles to a number of users, rather than to an individual.
