The phrase "allow one to build" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the permission or capability to create or develop something, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "This framework allows one to build a robust application with minimal effort."
Alternatives: "enable someone to create" or "permit an individual to construct".
But conversations with bloggers, industry sources and experts allow one to build up a portrait of it.
These data may allow one to build restricted causal models that show how groups of process and raw material variables affect the product quality in a subspace of the original variables.
It is also suggested that optimistic disposition may attract more people and allow one to build more friendships, thereby increasing one's social support network.
This method requires some information that would allow one to build training sets of genes to identify motifs that will discriminate between high probability candidate genes and weak candidates.
Not only does this approach allow one to build mathematical models that would be impossible to build manually, but also it frees creative energy that can be invested in the definition of the structure of the model and in the interpretation of the resulting mathematical formulas.
They scale nicely at higher orders, however, allowing one to build a fair representation of 2nd or 3rd order gRMFs based on 1st order LSF model.
Pattern composition allows one to build complex travel plans using some basic migration patterns.
The algorithm allows one to build the hexagonal raster with a cell size independent from the geometry of the rectangular raster.
The Enosys platform allows one to build (virtual and/or materialized) integrated XML views of multiple sources, using XML queries as view definitions.
Kriging meta-model became one of the most promising approach, mainly because of its accurate prediction (even with a relative few points for fitting) and statistical interpretation that allows one to build an estimate of the potential error.
The functional and non-functional description of service components is provided and allows one to build an application through a catalog or a portal.
