The phrase "allow connecting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or capability to establish a connection is being discussed, such as in technology or networking.
Example: "The new software update will allow connecting multiple devices simultaneously for better performance."
Alternatives: "permit linking" or "enable connection".
However, there is no capability to allow connecting to others who are outside the Google Talk network.
Genome engineering is becoming a set of genetic 'wires' that allow connecting synthetic circuits to endogenous gene programs.
Music, dance, sports, painting, architecture and, of course, literature are forms of communication, which on one side allow connecting with the past, and, on the other hand, the past can help us to distinguish contemporary needs and develop future perspectives.
The new SV has another advantage that includes 10 ports, which allow connecting more solutions.
To the extent that Salesforce can capture business processes inside this on demand development cloud, they can profit from association with Google and their Data APIs, which allow connecting the Salesforce and Google clouds with extensions to the underlying Google Apps.
The TEL will allow connecting the users' modeling aims, the immediate task of execution of a modeling-related task, and the overarching analysis workflow within the interoperability framework.
TCP/IP is a "protocol family" that allows connected computers to communicate and share resources across a network.
It appears that these advantages allowed connected firms to increase their market size and power and their borrowings.
It's powerful, too; it allows connected devices to draw the advertised amount of power, something not every charger can claim.
The modular architecture allows openly connecting a simulator or a real process via OPC.
Except Twitter, all social networks allow people connected to publicly express their approval of an idea (R3).
