The phrase "a material that allows" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a substance or item that enables or permits a certain action or function.
Example: "This is a material that allows for better heat insulation in construction."
Alternatives: "a substance that enables" or "a material that permits".
It is typically composed of two differently charged electrodes — an anode and a cathode — immersed in an electrolyte, a material that allows a current to flow between them.
Most important is to use a material that allows seamless transition from preclinical studies to use in human clinical trials.
The methodology is used to design the periodic microstructure of a material that allows obtaining prescribed constitutive properties.
In fact, changing the phase implies finding a material that allows to deviate the direction of an X-ray beam, which can considerably increase the implementation costs.
The base unit of the fuel cell is made up of a number of layers that include electrolyte, a material that allows the passage of the hydrogen ions, while blocking the passage of the negatively charged electrons.
Transparent PCM is a material that allows light to pass through but absorbs the infrared part of the spectrum and this increases the temperature of the PCM up to the point of melting, which as in all PCMs is done at constant temperature.
This meant that Panera soups would be prepared at a central location and packaged in a material that allowed easy reheating in restaurants in pre-portioned quantities.
A research team, financed by the EU, has developed a new material that allows aeroplane wings to function more like birds' wings.
Typically, anything that clogs the ear canal would trap moisture and pose an infection risk, but the Lyric is surrounded by a spongy material that allows moisture to escape.
Furthermore, the extracellular matrix (ECM) of bone acts as a scaffolding material that allows the regeneration of bone [5, 6].
They combine flexible lithium polymer batteries made with a gelatinous material that allows them to be made thinner than conventional lithium ion batteries, which are more rigid.
