The phrase "allow to replace" is not correct in English as it is missing a subject or object.
You can use it in contexts where you want to express permission for something to be substituted, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "We need to allow the new software to replace the outdated system."
Alternatives: "permit to substitute" or "authorize to change".
The modulo-m properties of LDPC codes used in DVB-S2 allow to replace the complex interconnection network by a common barrel shifter.
Maximal operators, as we shall see, allow to replace conditions typically given in Lebesgue or Lorentz spaces, with weaker conditions formulated in terms of Marcinkiewicz spaces.
Presented here are two types of HJB equation with some comparison theorems which allow to replace the rather complicated solutions to these equations by their upper and lower estimates, which are simpler to calculate.
Note also that only two triple crossovers were found instead of 15 (1/8 × 120 individuals) when RT2A and RT2B are grouped, suggesting that these two fragments could be linked in our DH families as in [ 8, 9, 23] Assignment of each linkage group to a specific chromosome[ 23] will allow to replace the current linkage group numbering by a nomenclature based on chromosome size as in other species.
Teams are not allowed to replace players who are injured during the tournament.
Enbridge, however, will be allowed to replace the Canadian segments of its ageing Line 3 from Alberta to Wisconsin.
He was allowed to replace it, symbolically, with a No. 1 jersey for the remainder of the game.
Because the accident occurred before the start of the Tour, his team was allowed to replace him.
The Maginot line was an abstract idea that had been allowed to replace flexible strategy and common sense.
The Mets are not allowed to replace Bell on the roster for this series, but will be able to if they advance to the next round.
The Philadelphia Phillies were recently allowed to replace pitcher Dennis Cook after he left the team to deal with a personal tragedy.
