The phrase "allow the display of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or settings related to showing information or content, often in technical or formal contexts.
Example: "The application settings will allow the display of notifications on your device."
Alternatives: "permit the showing of" or "enable the visibility of".
Pam Belluck (NYT) SOUTH ALABAMA: SENATE APPROVES DISPLAY OF TEN COMMANDMENTS -- The State Senate approved a constitutional amendment that would allow the display of the Ten Commandments in public schools and state office buildings.
With e-mail programs that allow the display of images without any controls, a user's behavior can be tracked by recording when an image file uniquely named for the e-mail is loaded.
The company says it will work with publishers to allow the display of ad space sold direct to advertisers, and it will give them access to its targeting.
The scientist says he was simply upholding the Turkish constitution, which does not allow the display of religious symbols or affiliations in government-funded buildings.
Compared with the TG data, the use of DSC data to determine the kinetic parameters allow the display of both chemical and physical processes which leads to relatively higher activation energy.
Within 5 minutes, a 2- to 5-MHz probe-based ultrasonography was shown to allow the display of a small-bore EFT in the digestive tract with a sensitivity of 97% and to assess whether it is properly placed in the stomach (Figure 2) [32].
Multiple layers of such tiny mirrors would allow the display to produce the illusion of virtual objects at different distances.
Scanning and subsequent image analysis allowed the display of root development and redoximorphic features.
Modeling software allows the display of projections of the product and experimentation with visual aspects of color and texture.
The device has an 800-by-480-pixel eight-inch L.C.D. screen; a video-out port allows the display of data on a larger monitor or projector.
But Manager Joe Girardi vehemently disagreed about Gardner's ejection, saying that Everitt should have allowed the display of emotion to go unpunished.
