The phrase "allow to tailor" is not correct as it is missing a subject or object.
You can use it in contexts where you want to express permission to customize or modify something, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The new software will allow users to tailor their experience according to their preferences."
Alternatives: "permit customization" or "enable personalization."
Variable stiffness (VS) laminate design methods allow to tailor the composite to a particular problem.
We need to explore new generic ways and paradigms to approach patients with multimorbidity which allow to tailor care to each individual patient [ 19].
Thus, in our experience, the combination of a very low citrate concentration solution (10 mmol/l trisodium citrate, 2 mmol/l citric acid) with a conventional bicarbonate replacement fluid (32 mmol/l) does not allow to tailor buffer delivery according to patient' needs.
This then allows to tailor the level of detail in the analysis to the biological question.
It has more than 100 branches around the country and managers are allowed to tailor rates on savings and loans to individual customers.
She adds that because everyone at the charity understands what she is going through, she is allowed to tailor her workload around her condition.
The process also allowed to tailor the particles size in order to accurately substitute natural sand particle size distribution in the mortar samples.
XXXXXXXXXXXX 7. (C) Although the move did not win any friends across Europe, Cardiff said that there is a gradual realization in Brussels that each country should be allowed to tailor its response to local conditions.
Those estimates assume that the agency won't be allowed to tailor its regs to go after only the biggest polluters.
The latter allows to tailor visualizations specifically to users needs.
Medical centers were allowed to tailor this Primary Care/Mental Health Integration (PC/MHI) mandate to address local priorities.
