The phrase "a prototype that allowed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a prototype that enabled or facilitated a certain function or outcome.
Example: "The team developed a prototype that allowed for faster data processing in the new software."
Alternatives: "a prototype that enabled" or "a prototype that facilitated".
We also describe a comprehensive simulation-based model for the problem, and a prototype that allows comparison of these approaches.
The basics of a framework that could be used to achieve this goal have been designed and constructed into a working prototype that allows a user to interact with a design created in a Building Information Modelling (BIM) program, namely Autodesk® Revit® Architecture.
Now that our team has a testable prototype that allows freelancers to sign up, create a profile, communicate to clients, and organize their schedules/appointments/clients, we decided to conduct user testing this week.
It has outlined six initial projects that it will work on: A standardised electronic patient record which would provide daily assurance of the quality of care received by in-patients using an iPad prototype that allows bedside documentation.
Samsung has shown off the Bendable TV - an 85in (216cm) prototype that allows the curvature of its screen to be adjusted by remote control.
Today, we are releasing technical documentation of the proposed system and a developer preview prototype that allows you to install, manage and launch Web apps in any modern desktop or mobile browser (Firefox 3.6 and later, Firefox for mobile, Internet Explorer 8, Chrome 6, Safari 5, Opera 10 and WebKit mobile).
We have chosen an array of sensors for the first context-aware cell phone prototype that allow us to determine important aspects of the user's state.
So far, prototypes that allow a European handset to be used in the U.S. have been developed and tested, says Day. Ubiquisys's idea of taking femtocells across borders to avoid roaming charges would benefit customers and carriers alike, adds Kaul.
We introduce Sketch Arm, a brand new tool for custom closets rapid prototyping that allows end users to sketch a completely customized design proposal regardless of their technological training.
