The phrase "allowed to highlight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or capabilities related to emphasizing or drawing attention to something.
Example: "Students are allowed to highlight important passages in their textbooks to aid their studying."
Alternatives: "permitted to emphasize" or "authorized to underscore".
A literature review allowed to highlight the inherent elements of the two concepts and to draw a conclusion on their complementarity.
However, the proposed methodology allowed to highlight several design solutions fulfilling the requirements in term of energy, cost and acoustics performances.
Michael Howard was given the same treatment in the 1997 general election when he pleaded with Mr Major to be allowed to highlight his differences with Labour over immigration policy.
They have pointed out that the PSNI has been in constant contact with charities and NGOs, such as Oxfam, to ensure they are allowed to highlight issues such as world hunger and corporate tax avoidance.
This new comprehensive information allowed to highlight systematic deviations between model predictions and experimental measurements, both in some oxygenated species and in fuel conversion at very low temperatures (550 650 K).
For the first time, the presice control of these characteristics independently one of each other allowed to highlight an important influence of the carbon defects on the capacitance in organic and aqueous electrolytes which outbalance the oxygen functional group effect.
Setting them within the same context allows to highlight their differences and similarities, and to derive new variants.
TE concentrations in the different compartments were discriminated using principal component analysis (PCA), which allows to highlight both correlated or opposite behaviors between major, minor and trace elements.
The position of the neutral axis, defined here from the residual inelastic strain field, allows to highlight the asymmetry of creep and to evaluate the asymmetry ratio.
This analysis allows to highlight the effects of dynamic coupling between front and rear axles and its effects on ABS systems design.
The introduced formalism allows to highlight the main differences between some of the most popular algorithms.
