The phrase "a tool which permits" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a tool or device that allows or enables a specific action or function.
Example: "This software is a tool which permits users to analyze data more efficiently."
Alternatives: "a tool that allows" or "a tool enabling".
Interpretive Structural Modelling (ISM) is a tool which permits identification of structure within a system.
Interpretive structural modeling is a tool which permits identification of structure within a system.
ISM is a tool which permits identification of structure within a system (Jadhav et al. 2014a; Kumar et al. 2013a, b; Raj et al. 2010; Rajesh et al. 2007; Solanki and Choudhary 2014).
A tool which permits real time detection of plasma leakage via SmO2 monitoring may help to determine which individuals will require earlier fluid intervention, thereby reducing the number of dengue patients who proceed to shock.
On one side the necessity of a powerful tool which permits to a relatively experienced user to safely manage the detector for all the standard purposes and inform on the detector status and quality of the data pushed the LHC scientific community to adopt a common development platform and as much as possible uniform front ends.
The overall approach is retargetable with respect to a parametric architecture template modelling a large number of architecture alternatives and it has been automated with a prototype tool which permits experimental exploration.
Hypothesis testing via numerical models has emerged as a powerful tool which permits the verification of theoretical frameworks against canonical experimental and clinical observations.
The Fourier-Transform Raman (FT-Raman) spectroscopy is an optical tool which permits less invasive and nondestructive analysis in biological samples with high precision, allowing one to get precision information of biochemical composition from different types of human tissues such as coronary arteries, lung, and colon without tissue removal [ 17– 17].
It is applied by means of a computer-based tool, which permits an ex-ante evaluation of alternative projects, rating them against several weighted objectives using a set of indicators, thus combining the common design practice of scenario planning with a multicriteria analysis.
Three-dimensional sequence analysis could benefit from using a 3D analysis tool which permits the valvular and apex contours to be traced in long-axis views to better delineate endo- and epi-cardial borders at these levels; however, this tool was not yet available in our institute and therefore we did not use it.
In carrying out this work, a very general computational tool which permits controlled comparison of different tree algorithms was developed.
