The phrase "allow exporting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or capability to export data, files, or products is being discussed.
Example: "The new software update will allow exporting of all user data in various formats."
Alternatives: "permit exporting" or "enable exporting".
Many applications allow exporting their outcomes in XML format.
However, Jarecki explained that the app will also allow exporting to other social media platforms, which should accelerate user adoption.
The calendar is a lot like Google calendar, with the ability to easily overlay events from other folders or users, but doesn't allow exporting or importing feeds.
By "fix" I mean add basic features, allow exporting of messages via standard protocols, and issue users a standard Facebook email address to receive outside messages.
The case of fast pattern matching in the RICH detector of the NA62 experiment at CERN aiming at measuring the Branching Ratio of the ultra rare decay K+→π+ν¯ν is considered as use case although the versatility and the customizability of this approach easily allow exporting the concept to different contexts.
Other tools present the keyboard shortcut guide and allow exporting the Notebook in.pdf format.
In addition to one-click support for iBooks, Kindle and Nook, Vellum also allows exporting to Epub files for distribution to beta readers.
The column Export indicates if the tool allows exporting the results to a file, a feature present only in inFusion and JDeodorant that export the results in a HTML file and a XML file, respectively.
Currently, the LONI Pipeline allows exporting of any workflow from XML (*.pipe) format to a makefile or a shell script for direct or queuing execution.
The server also allows exporting the resulting graphics rendering it into an image.
For example, Moodle already allows exporting MCQ contents as (impersonal) XML files, which could in principle also be transformed into XSL-FO.
