The phrase "allowed to emulate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing permissions or capabilities related to imitation or simulation of something.
Example: "In this software environment, users are allowed to emulate different operating systems for testing purposes."
Alternatives: "permitted to imitate" or "authorized to replicate".
The second one, implemented with a programmable electronic source, allows to emulate an alternative energy module, particularly a wind energy generation system.
In this way, multi-vesicle assemblies provide an artificial bottom-up model system that allows to emulate and analyze natural cell-cell communication for instance (see (ii) for a scenario how to implement vesicle-vesicle communication in multi-vesicle assemblies).
Her top goal was serving in a way that allowed her to transfer skills to Ubongo leaders, and in a way that allowed them to emulate her, build on her knowledge, and then add their own knowledge about cultural context and business to take it--and themselves--to new heights.
Being too open and sharing ideas about my business with others, which allowed them to emulate my original business model.
Mr Wilson, whose profession as free runner allowed him to emulate Spider-Man's acrobatic exploits, said: "I wanted to do something different for Jayden.
Games such as Game of the District Messenger Boy, or Merit Rewarded, Messenger Boy, Game of the Telegraph Boy, and The Office Boy allowed players to emulate the successful capitalist.
Finally, Schlatter et al. [ 86] presented an apoptotic model based on the time-resolved Boolean network with multi-value node logic, which allowed them to emulate typical apoptotic features.
This combination of pseudo-tree cover and pseudo-satellite data allowed us to emulate the broad approach used to generate the global tree-cover product and the subsequent analyses of RN, HH, SA, FA and SH.
Their design and technology allowed them to emulate the sensitivity of the mechanoreceptors of the human hand with pressure thresholds of < 15mN/mm, that is, with a sensitivity comparable to human SAI and FAI afferents as it (Edin et al. 2006).
But our physical condition does not allow us to emulate them physically.
