The phrase "allow printing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the permission or capability to print documents or materials.
Example: "Please ensure that the settings are configured to allow printing from all devices connected to the network."
Alternatives: "permit printing" or "enable printing".
The use of a 3D printer to generate PET phantoms was investigated by Miller et al. [32], but the authors acknowledge that the technique does not currently allow printing non-uniform areas of tracer uptake.
However, since this practice is currently cost-prohibitive, we reasoned that introduction of a third-color "tracking" oligonucleotide into the printing buffer at low molarity would allow printing fidelity of a target-specific oligonucleotide set to be indirectly monitored.
The computer often needs to be turned on to allow printing, unless the printer is connected to a router or has its own built-in networking functions.
The microfluidic design also incorporates pre-activation spots to allow printing of chemically incompatible components separately.
The surface energy of the PEDOT PSS ink was modified in order to allow printing directly onto the hydrophobic surface of the PFB F8BT blend layer, placing the transparent electrode at the top of the light sensor structure.
The prototypes featured working versions of Internet Explorer 9 (with DirectX support via the Tegra 2's GPU), Powerpoint and Word, along with the use of class drivers to allow printing to an Epson printer.
The stability and pseudo-plastic behavior of the ink were optimized, and allowed printing through 200 840 μm nozzles, leading to macroporous architectures composed of 300 600 μm diameter rods separated by 90 350 μm pores, after debinding and sintering.
This is why the regime seldom allows printed posters to leave the country, says Van der Bijl.
This was a major concern for Time Inc., which had an arrangement with Apple to allow print subscribers to People to download the People iPad app free.
Additionally, more than 75,000 people have taken advantage of the magazine's offer to allow print subscribers to download the app free.
The three options, Copying allowed, editing allowed and printing allowed can be selected to control the permissions.
