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The phrase "allow to train" is not correct as it lacks a subject and an object.
You can use it in a context where you want to express permission for someone or something to undergo training, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The coach will allow the players to train at the facility."
Alternatives: "permit to train" or "enable to train".
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In addition the proposed cold test facility allows to prove the cooling circuit planned for ITER and will allow to train the ITER staff when the cold test facility is built on ITER site.
These results show that the feature distributions of simulated and real data are close enough to allow to train a classifier with simulated data without a notable loss in performance.
As the author describes in the introduction sections, annotated corpora are valuable resources that allow to train and test algorithms and also to compare state-of-the art works each other.I think that the paper is a good contribution to the journal.
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He was told that he would not be allowed to train.
But they have not been allowed to train with their company since the investigation began.
He was not allowed to train with his team-mates or appear at Sant Joan Despí or the Camp Nou.
Last week, Lalas was allowed to train with his club, the MetroStars, because he was not getting enough work.
But in those days, pilots in the Israeli air force were allowed to train in Turkish skies.
Luis Suárez has been cleared to make his debut for Barcelona on Monday after being allowed to train with his new team-mates and play in friendlies.
But women like Bonnie Tiburzi and Lynn Rippelmeyer had been fighting for years to be allowed to train as pilots.
He is though, sensibly I think, now allowed to train with the team".
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