The phrase "allowed printing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or capability to print something is being discussed.
Example: "The new software update has enabled allowed printing for all users, making it easier to produce hard copies of documents."
Alternatives: "permitted printing" or "authorized printing".
As computers became ever faster, those algorithms allowed prints to become sharper and ever more vibrant.Today, the inkjet is no longer a cheap substitute for a laser printer, but a graphics machine in its own right.
This has, in particular, allowed print editions of the annual courses of lectures that he delivered at the Collège de France from 1970 71 through 1983 84 (except for a sabbatical year in 1980 81).
The microfluidic design also incorporates pre-activation spots to allow printing of chemically incompatible components separately.
Please note that the trial version does not allow printing or downloading from the database.
"Our mission is to allow printing with any material, at any time, and from anywhere in the world.
The computer often needs to be turned on to allow printing, unless the printer is connected to a router or has its own built-in networking functions.
The 3D technology allows printing of high dose medication layer-by-layer without using traditional production, based on compression forces or molding techniques, which limits dose ranges.
Public computers in the libraries allow printing from online sources such as web pages or email attachments, and from any software application found on the machine.
The next step – printing surgically usable kidneys, livers and hearts – requires advances in two areas, bioprinting and stem-cell technology, allowing printing to use a person's own cells.
Laser assisted bioprinting (LAB) is an emerging tool for tissue engineering (TE) that allows printing of cells and liquid materials with a cell-level resolution, to reproduce the anisotropy of living tissues.
