The phrase "allow to maintain" is not correct as it is missing a subject or object.
You can use it in contexts where you want to express permission for someone or something to keep or continue a certain state or condition, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The new policy will allow the team to maintain their current workflow without interruptions."
Alternatives: "permit to sustain" or "enable to keep".
Moreover output constraints allow to maintain the behaviour into a prescribed region and/or stabilize the process in closed loop.
A bimodal microstructure of the coatings was identified related to the incorporation of non-molten particles that allow to maintain a high ratio of anatase phase.
The fundamental assumption, that this change would allow to maintain the system stability, is not completely valid as there is always the alternative to simply drop or block the call which is causing the instability.
While the efficiency potential of industrially produced thin film poly-Si cells on foreign substrates cannot yet reliably be predicted, it is clear that wafer-based c-Si solar cells will allow to maintain (or even improve) today's efficiency levels while at the same time reducing the consumption of (expensive) crystalline silicon by up to 50%%.
The transverse capillaries act as springs that allow to maintain contact with the bottom cover slip of the dish with constant pressure.
Hypoxia was achieved in the incubator by displacing O2 with injected N2 using an Active Oxygen Control that allow to maintain the O2 environment between 1% and 19% with a 0.1% accuracy.
He was, however, allowed to maintain his status as victor.
Alumni shall be allowed to maintain contact with a sibling who remains in state care.
Instead, issuers should be allowed to maintain their EGC status based on the JOBS Act definition.
He was nevertheless allowed to maintain contact with the outside world and to receive visitors.
What might happen if the hyper-rich were allowed to maintain more of their income, without taxation?
