The phrase "a procedure which allows" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific method or process that enables a certain action or outcome.
Example: "The new software includes a procedure which allows users to automate repetitive tasks efficiently."
Alternatives: "a method that enables" or "a process that permits".
We suggest a procedure, which allows relatively easy extracting parameters of dipolar dynamics of IL.
Semiflexibility is introduced following our previous work (Dolgushev and Blumen, 2009 [15]), a procedure which allows one to study treelike structures with arbitrary stiffness and branching.
In this paper, a method for estimating modal masses is presented by extending the procedure proposed by a previous study for estimating the first modal mass to a procedure which allows the estimation of modal masses of higher order modes.
In this article we introduce a procedure, which allows to recover the potentially very good approximation properties of tensor-based model reduction procedures for the solution of partial differential equations in the presence of interfaces or strong gradients in the solution which are skewed with respect to the coordinate axes.
As an application, we deduce a procedure which allows to easily show the existence of solution for the recurrence equation of certain algorithms.
As an application, we obtain a procedure which allows to easily deduce the existence of solution for the recurrence equation of certain algorithms.
The average consensus algorithm is a distributed procedure which allows a network of agents to agree on the average of a set of initial values.
This paper presents a general procedure which allows CSID of a Smart Structure linked to an Hα optimal controller.
It's a straightforward procedure which allows us to modify our sandboxes on demand as our needs evolve.
Syndiotactic poly p-fluoro-styrene) (s-poly p-fluoro-styreneed with a poly p-fluoro-styreneure which allows reaching high average molecular masses and satisfactory yields.
A numerical procedure which allows the calculation of the position of the gas-liquid interface during the drainage of a two-dimensional packed bed is described.
