The phrase "allowing device" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a mechanism or tool that enables or permits a certain action or function.
Example: "The new software includes an allowing device that facilitates user access to restricted features."
Alternatives: "enabling tool" or "permitting mechanism."
Bluetooth supporters said chips would soon cost less than $5 and run on little power, allowing device makers to build the chips into each cell phone or hand-held device without worrying about battery drain.
Apple also announced it would open up its Touch ID fingerprint recognition technology to third-party software developers - allowing device owners to avoid having to type in passwords - and let users install alternative keyboards including Nuance's Swype.
These devices, which are made by third-party manufacturers, run on Alibaba's own operating system and include a suite of its products — allowing device owners to shop, pay bills, and more right from their big screen.
Google will make it possible to control the Insta360 Pro from directly within the Street View app, and will also be allowing device to capture photos and videos and upload them from the official Insta360 Stitcher software.
It's working with suppliers to ensure cheap but powerful parts used by OEMs will be compatible with the latest versions of Android, providing access to the Google Play Store, and handling updates to the Android operating system while still allowing device makers to install their own apps on devices.
Eight patients were successfully bridged to an implantable VAD, and two patients recovered allowing device explantation.
Ever more processing power and clever software are allowing devices of all kinds to separate from their hardware vessels and move to new homes.
For instance, Modbus nodes' [12] firmware can be modified to double the maximum distance, by allowing devices to repeat queries.
The DRP provides a collision-free channel access, announcing future transmissions and thus allowing devices to coordinate their channel access.
It's also more scalable, allowing devices and sensors to connect at different speeds.
The update builds in the firm's XT9 predictive text technology, allowing devices to complete words or phrases based on owners' previous usage.
