The phrase "a manner that allows" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a way of doing something that enables or permits a certain outcome or action.
Example: "The new software is designed to operate in a manner that allows users to customize their experience."
Alternatives: "a way that enables" or "a method that permits".
Each ion is examined individually in a manner that allows its identity to be established.
In the same way, the Sun bends space in a manner that allows Earth to revolve around it.
Thus, physical activity must be conducted in a manner that allows maximum benefits at the lowest possible risk.
Until we can engage with these issues in a manner that allows us to be frank and forthcoming, I don't see how we can possibly engineer social progress.
"But I always try to find my way toward, and into, a life in a manner that allows me to think those decisions make themselves".
Cancer cells are normal body cells that have been altered in a manner that allows them to divide relentlessly, ignoring normal signals of restraint.
The lures are cast in likely fish-rich areas and are retrieved in a manner that allows them to effect a swimming action in the water.
The implication is that in the long run, they will get their act together to regulate this industry in a manner that allows it to generate adequate returns on new investment in infrastructure.
People with whom we transact business provide us with correct change if needed, and we then organize the money in a manner that allows us to identify it in the future.
So what we're trying to do is give pharmacists access to clinical training in a manner that allows them to see and treat patients as part of their normal practice".
The hard trick is to do it in a manner that allows the euro to survive and to stem any further collapse of Greece or other at-risk countries.
