The phrase "allow readability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of making text easy to read and understand, often in the context of writing or formatting.
Example: "To enhance user experience, we must allow readability in our documentation by using clear language and proper formatting."
Alternatives: "facilitate comprehension" or "enhance clarity".
The second reviewer was therefore asking for improvement in the presentation of the data to thereby allow a better readability of the manuscript.
Our first requirement for a unified data format was sufficient machine and human readability to allow computational biologists to accelerate software development and evaluation.
Pocket used to be called Read It Later, a less catchy but more explicit name of a service that, like Instapaper and Readability, allows you to save an article you encounter online so that you can, well, read it later.
It sports a striking aluminum unibody design, and a 4-inch Reality Display with White Magic screen tech that allows for great readability in bright daylight.
Readability allows you to contribute as little as $5 a month, of which, 70percentt goes directly to writers/publishers (split up over all the various ones you've read that month, obviously).
The jump is one from SD to HD and works miracles when it comes to text readability, allowing Oculus to begin pursuing some more text-heavy initiatives like including the first build of its WebVR-powered mobile browser in the latest update.
Once you have some content in your newspaper, play around with fonts to find one that allows for easy readability.
Another helpful feature would be to allow users to rate articles by readability.
Responses to each of the four elements of preventability were rated on a three-point Likert scale, where '1' indicates disagreement, '2' uncertain or equivocal and '3' agreement, together with comments to allow for feedback or suggestions regarding specific elements or readability.
The difficult readability of the printed original documents could not yet allow for the extraction of all information, namely the tonnage capacity of vessels, with conventional capabilities of Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software.
