The phrase "a device to allow" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a tool or mechanism that enables a specific function or action.
Example: "The new software includes a device to allow users to customize their settings easily."
Alternatives: "a tool to enable" or "an instrument to permit".
Could this have been a device to allow Shakespeare to exclaim over his young man's beauty?
She's co-written a serial zombie story on the writing site Wattpad, designed a device to allow her to sign books remotely, and launched a Flipboard magazine on speculative technology.
It describes measures such as varying the thickness of materials in a device to allow it to bend while keeping the electronics lined up properly with the pixels they control.
It's just a device to allow us to conjure up that almost ghostly sense of the past that you feel out here.' The mother's voice belongs to Linda Birdss of a Feather' Robson, and the granddad's to David Essex, a Canning Town boy by birth.
But in the coincidence of the two events, there is a clue to a dynamic that has played out in this region for many years: Leaders often call attention to external enemies — most often the Israelis — as a device to allow their own subjects to blow off steam.
The European Union Common Agricultural Policy CAPP) began as a device to allow freer trade in farm products within the European Economic Community EECC).
It can be a trap to kill a trespasser, or a security device to allow only you in.
The company also introduced a new device to allow iPod users to listen to FM stations.
The frame is used during the operation as a distraction device to allow indirect reduction.
Unions were enraged by the government's decision to use a constitutional device to allow its watered-down labour reforms to be made into law without parliamentary approval.
Here, we describe and evaluate a 3D printed device to allow the use of different gas mixtures in the culture media, compared to the mucosal aspect of the tissue.
