The phrase "a solution allowing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a solution that enables or permits a certain action or outcome.
Example: "We have developed a solution allowing users to access their data from anywhere in the world."
Alternatives: "a solution that enables" or "a solution permitting".
Even when it comes to what is perhaps the biggest new rule — barring banks from making bets with their own money — banks have found what they think is a solution: allowing some traders to continue making those wagers, as long as they also work with clients.
A solution allowing the reversibility is to modify the ambient conditions.
A solution allowing transmission on normal connections is to reduce the data by approximating it at the cloud using forecasting.
Bump Technologies is a mobile application developer that's looking to offer a solution, allowing users to transfer their contact information simply by tapping their phones together.
Oh yes, wait, there is a solution: allowing more and more immigration, especially from countries with high birth rates and conservative attitudes, but apparently the Republicans aren't keen on that either.
Retrospective consent (with full information provided at the outset) could offer a solution, allowing participants the time to negotiate consent, and evaluate the interview in retrospect.
On-board processing, as a solution, allows for a good reutilization of expensive hardware resources.
Such a solution allowed us to open the testbed to both students and staff in our lab, which are using the WMN for their daily Internet tasks. .
Such a solution allows developers to work independently and iteratively on various project parts, because changes are discovered automatically and are propagated to suitable views inside the project.
Such a solution allows to apply robust and automated analysis for whole dataset, while only the limited areas require more efficient and expensive analysis performed by well-trained human operator.
He should realize that Jesse might have a conflicting story and, feeling unable to discern a solution, allow himself to "luxuriate" in weakly debating if he and Jesse should stop at Arby's, Wendy's, or Burger King on the way home.
