The phrase "allow operating" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in contexts where permission is granted for something to function or be in operation, but it would typically require additional context for clarity.
Example: "The new software update will allow operating the system more efficiently."
Alternatives: "permit operation" or "enable functioning".
The provision benefiting home builders and other struggling businesses would allow operating losses to be carried back over four years rather than the two years in current law.
It has also embarked on an ambitious outreach program to explain that the goal is to allow operating subsidiaries to keep functioning, in the hope of minimizing the disruption to the world's financial system.
Secondly, although 64-bit processors allow operating systems to use more than 4GB of RAM (the limit available to 32-bit operating systems) phones just don't have that much RAM yet.
This structure, the theory went, would allow operating companies to run competing trains on the same bit of track.That never happened; and while the expected benefits of this structure never manifested themselves, the costs became increasingly apparent.
Both a stronger nonlinearity and higher Q allow operating at lower overall power.
The handshake interfaces allow operating the top-level of the design (as well as the lower hierarchies) at transaction-level.
As Josh Patrick pointed out in his comment, it can be "a life saver" that allows operating at much lower costs, enough to tip a company into profitability.
It also allows operating frequencies of up to 4 GHz for 15 nm technology.
In particular, this feature allows operating with a smaller back-off, thus increasing the energy efficiency of the system[9].
But they will be cautious about it because LOT only allows operating companies to join (no trolls allowed).
The flexibility of the batch process allows operating the reactor with different feed stocks and product specifications.
