The phrase "allow ease" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to making a process or situation simpler or more comfortable for someone.
Example: "The new software update is designed to allow ease of use for all users, regardless of their technical skills."
Alternatives: "facilitate comfort" or "enable simplicity."
Not only does this allow ease of coding, but it also reduces the necessary number of testcases, since each addressing mode and each instruction need only to be tested once.
Velcro fastenings allow ease of adjustment should the foot swell up.
Although CNT have excellent structural properties and extremely interesting physical chemical peculiarities, they remain difficult to exploit; however, Bucky paper offer a possible method to take advantage of CNT unique properties and allow ease of manipulation.
To allow ease of access and in case of emergencies, an ad hoc airport was built.
The world has been clamoring for all-electric vehicles that allow ease and mobility within a short range.
The wings and stabilators are modified for folding to maximise the number of aircraft the carrier can accommodate and to allow ease of movement on deck.
Optical transmissibility is used as a surrogate for concentration allowing ease of transduction.
CAD model allows different sub-systems to be modeled separately that not only prevents feature creation failures but also allows ease in modification of the model.
The newly proposed method allows ease of defining degrees of observability so that uncertainties in FDESs or FDEDSs can be dealt with effectively.
The results show that the proposed approach greatly saves the production time of charcoal yields and allows ease of temperature control.
The St. Leger total knee replacement was developed with the aim of producing an affordable prosthesis which contained the best known features of current designs and also allowed ease of instrumentation.
