The phrase "a label that allows" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a label that provides permission or enables a certain action or function.
Example: "The software includes a label that allows users to customize their settings easily."
Alternatives: "a tag that permits" or "a marker that enables".
The condensed meaning units were further shortened into codes; a labeling that allows the data to be understood in relation to the context.
"Many employers are under the impression that they can use it as some kind of miraculous label that allows to them to take on workers as zero-cost labour".
In this assay the FldT adduct had two functions: it was recognised as a DNA lesion by the bacterial NER apparatus, and it was the label that allowed the oligonucleotides to be detected.
Wilco agreed to do this "once and once only" on the basis that they wanted to cooperate with the label that allowed them such freedom.
It makes novel use of fluorescent labels that allows it to read long stretches of DNA fragments, base by base, quickly and efficiently.
Here by using a combination of different staining methods, we successfully carried out different double labeling that allowed us to conclusively demonstrate that the clusters of epithelial cells induced by T3 at the climax of intestinal metamorphosis are proliferating, Lgr5+ adult stem cells.
The insulin was administered subcutaneously in combination with metformin and a DPP-4 inhibitor (use of the latter was dependent on country-specific approved labelling that allowed combining the DPP-4 inhibitor with insulin).
A recent addition to the arsenal of tools for glycome analysis is the use of metabolic labels that allow covalent tagging of glycans with imaging probes.
KKBOX was founded in 2004 and currently has deals with 500 international and local music labels that allow it to stream over 10 million tracks.
