The phrase "allow the device to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing permissions or capabilities related to a device's functionality.
Example: "Please allow the device to access your location for better service."
Alternatives: "permit the device to" or "enable the device to".
Mr. Meltzer said he reached an agreement with Verizon Wireless to allow the device to operate on its networks by the end of this year.
For example, 3LM's software enables businesses to blacklist certain apps, or to allow the device to connect only to certain Wi-Fi networks.
That would allow the device to be marketed directly to adolescents, and could make it easier for patients to get insurance reimbursement.
The researchers waited eight weeks to allow the device to become stable in collagen tissue that the body develops in reaction to the foreign object.
The coating even gets inside the headphone socket, but it is electrically conductive enough to allow the device to function normally.
The technology could be used to unlock the phone, access online banking and email accounts or allow the device to act as an electronic payment card.
Both companies are adding voice encryption and special authentication protocols that allow the devices to sign on to secure government networks like the DoD's SIPRNet, which was where the WikiLeaks diplomatic cables were stored.
The rise in the use of home glucose monitors, even by hospitals, is pushing the action by the Food and Drug Administration, which for decades has followed international standards that allow the devices to be wrong by as much as 20percentt.
The union would allow the devices to transfer media and data back-and-forth.
North Korean radios can only pick up local broadcasts but simple alterations allow the devices to receive foreign stations.
This allows the device to identify and avoid trees, cars, and book-laden astronomy students.
