The phrase "allow to specify" is not correct in English as it is missing a subject or object.
You can use it in contexts where you want to grant permission for someone to provide specific details, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The system will allow users to specify their preferences during the setup process."
Alternatives: "permit to define" or "enable to indicate".
The resulting sampling plans allow to specify both the stage-wise and overall error probabilities and can be calculated before inspections start.
An exception to this issue are fluid models, which allow to specify an infinite outer radius.
These two last elaborations allow to specify the provenience of the tesserae.
Analyses allow to specify the shared materials that were used: woad-indigo; orpiment; orange's lead (except for lat.9387); folium-orchil; white's lead; green compound of woad-indigo and orpiment; and carbon black.
Also recent developments for the BioNetGen language now allow to specify user-defined rate law functions, and moreover, modeling of conditional expressions to support the construction of logical sequences of control [ 30].
This example also illustrates a case in which the tool command line parameters do not allow to specify a full name for the output files, i.e. the parameter – name {*_name_prefix} only specifies a prefix for the output files.
Under European Union laws, the government would not be allowed to specify that a certain amount of the supplies for offshore wind should be homegrown.
This allows to specify optimal culture conditions, and the natural formulation of a nonlinear model predictive control strategy (NMPC).
The IMA allows to specify generic model components using a common markup language, and loads paradigm-specific grammars that can be extended to support multiple paradigms.
SMARTS allows to specify substructures that are straightforward extensions of SMILES.
This function allows to specify whether there are any impurities on the surface of the rotor.
