The phrase "allowed by adding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or conditions that are granted through the act of adding something.
Example: "The new feature is allowed by adding a simple line of code to the existing program."
Alternatives: "permitted through the addition of" or "enabled by including".
pKK232-8 contains a beta-lacontainsgene to allow selection by adding ampicillin (100 μg/ml) into the medium.
Transcription was then allowed to resume by adding ATP, UTP, CTP, and GTP (30 μM each), 100 μg rifampicin/ml, and 0.1 U RNasin/μl (Promega, Madison, WI).
The unit later took part in the campaign to reconquer the Nieman river, which flows through Belarus and Lithuania, and was allowed by Stalin to add the reference to its regimental name.
With 115,000 new claims submitted and thousands more being filed each day, the cost could reach $7 billion at a time when the program is allowed, by law, to add only an additional $3 billion to its onerous debt.
FEMA says it is too soon to say how many claims will be filed for Hurricane Sandy-related damages, although The New York Times reported this month that early estimates suggest that this storm will rank as the second worst for claims paid out, with the cost possibly reaching $7 billion — at a time when the program is allowed, by law, to add only $3 billion to its debt.
For biochemical applications, cloning methods routinely facilitate protein purification by allowing overexpression and by adding purification tags.
That's partially true, as it would actually be possible for Apple to allow this functionality by adding additional radios.
Compressing biomass to the bulk density of coal would have the advantage of potential utilisation of the existing coal logistics infrastructure, as well as allowing co-combustion by adding biomass directly to the coal stream.
Sharding – either manually at application level or automated by distributed storage frameworks – can allow scaling out by adding more servers, but it also leads to application complexity if queries and update transactions span over several shards of data.
REST was designed for large-scale, distributed systems, and in addition to that the sharding possibilities described in the paper can allow scaling out by adding more servers to share the work load.
