The phrase "allow the processing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when granting permission for a specific process to take place, often in contexts related to data or information handling.
Example: "Please ensure that you allow the processing of your personal data in order to complete the registration."
Alternatives: "permit the processing" or "authorize the processing".
Moreover, those techniques allow the processing of fine particles with low compressibility and flowability which difficult conventional powder metallurgical processing.
Asked about demands by countries like Italy that this procedure be changed to allow the processing of migrants in other parts of the bloc, Ms. Merkel said that was, for now, impossible.
Current models include the garden-path model, constraint-based models, and approaches that allow the processing system to reduce and even distort the input (Good-Enough Processing; Noisy Channel Models).
The presented fibres allow the processing of a very reproducible intra-architectural scaffold geometry which is fully interconnected, thus providing a high surface area for cell attachment and tissue in-growth.
The developed algorithms allow the processing on user-grade machines, preventing the need for more powerful devices on large datasets.
At this point, the relational operators are a valuable tool, because they allow the processing of interrelated elements from different sets of objects.
The pre-process module allows the processing of a database of morphodynamic information used as input for the different programs and models of the SMC.
A new technique, high-velocity compaction (HVC), allows the processing of nascent semicrystalline polymer powders via sintering.
Moreover, it was also shown that the proposed approach allows the processing of larger DNA sequences in memory restricted environments.
Consequently, HP processing allows the processing of foods while preserving their "fresh-like" properties, due to the limited loss of flavor, color, and nutritional value.
Allan Reiss, a lawyer at Morgan Lewis, notes that a year ago the IRS issued a ruling allowing the processing, storage, transport and marketing of olefins, a type of synthetic polymer, to be included as qualifying income.
