The phrase "allow loading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or capability to load something, such as data or resources, is being discussed.
Example: "Please ensure that the system is configured to allow loading of external files."
Alternatives: "permit loading" or "enable loading".
The ultrasonic testing machines allow loading the specimen with 20 kHz frequency, allowing reaching gigacycles within a relatively short time, but the high value of frequency produce a high heating of the specimen.
Furthermore, the surfaces of such particles can be functionalised to allow loading with specific ligands targeting vascular endothelium [16].
This process has been highly optimized with respect to speed and memory usage to allow loading of the huge KEGG database within about five seconds on an i386 PC with a CPU tact of 2 GHz.
The most significant changes in MeV's architecture have been adjustments to its data model that allow loading of read counts, normalized transcript expression levels, transcript lengths and read library sizes.
To allow loading of samples from CellSearch cartridges – containing 325 350 μl of sample – in a DEPArray cartridge – typically loaded with 14 μl of sample – CellSearch CTC samples were aspirated from their CellSearch cartridge using a 200 μl gel loading tip pre-rinsed in a 2% BSA in PBS solution.
The Interior Department published a rule last week that will allow loaded, concealed weapons in nearly all of this country's national parks.
A novel through-the-thickness insert was developed to allow load transfer in stiffness-driven CFRP sandwich structures.
Additionally, flexible routing policies further allow load balancing.
The SON solutions allow load balancing between the LTE and WLAN systems and use network resources more efficiently.
Transportation management systems (TMS), for example, allow loads to be cleverly combined so that freight travels via lower cost modes on the most efficient route possible.
One possible solution to these problems is the use of more compliant materials that allow loads to be distributed more physiologically over the periprosthetic bone.
