The phrase "allow customizable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the capability of enabling customization options in a product or service.
Example: "The software is designed to allow customizable settings for user preferences."
Alternatives: "permit customization" or "enable custom options".
The phone will be released in Europe some time this quarter, and will come packin' Android 2.1 with an updated version of MOTOBLUR (*sigh*), that allows customizable filters for the (now resizeable) Happenings and Messages widgets, as well as access to corporate email… coz this phone is clearly marketed to you corporate types.
Kohler is also pledging to actually release a few of the items it hyped at CES 2018, including SmartFill technology on some of its bathtubs, and a voice-powered shower interface that allows customizable presets around sound, light, water and steam.
The flexibility of tool development is intrinsic feature of GBrowse that allows customizable plug-in architecture as a community-based open source project.
Sushi plots can easily be combined and augmented via a number of annotation functions including zoomsregion, zoombox, maptocolor and addlegend, allowing customizable scaling of colors, line types and line widths for flexible quantitative presentation.
Furthermore, the system allows customizable data transmission to different physicians (for example to the general practitioner or general cardiologist in addition to the heart rhythm specialist), which improves networking of heart failure management.
Secondly, the silica shell and drug payload of the SiMNCs can be modified to allow for customizable drug administration.
Similarly, the adoption of APIs has not yet reached its full potential and would allow such customizable connections, for example, by enabling simple access to the data or easy setup of analytical workflows.
Primer design is a large field and we cannot survey it comprehensively in this article, but among a selection of related tools, Primer Validator (http://bioinfo.unice.fr/454) allows taxonomic assessment but does not generate de novo primers, or allow a customizable 3′ weighted scoring system to predict successful amplification of tested primers.
The versatile and modular design allows for customizable experimental setups including beta-delayed neutron spectroscopy and (d,n) transfer reactions in normal and inverse kinematics.
The graphical user interface (GUI) permits images to be drawn with minimal user input, yet allows highly customizable figures to be generated for closer analysis or publication.
