The phrase "allowing flexible" is not correct in written English as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to modify.
You can use it in contexts where you want to describe a situation that permits flexibility, but it needs to be part of a complete phrase.
Example: "The new policy is allowing flexible work hours for employees."
Alternatives: "enabling flexibility" or "permitting flexibility".
Allowing flexible working directly correlates with having more women in management positions.
A system for large scale RES exploitation allowing flexible and controlled delivery of electric energy and LH2 is presented.
And because the processes used are low temperature, the electronics could be deposited on a plastic substrate, allowing flexible, transparent displays.
She urged firms to close the gap by promoting more women from junior positions, changing recruitment practices, and allowing flexible working.
Also, China recently announced its intention to create a new market for smaller technology companies, allowing flexible arrangements with respect to their governance structure.
We retain strong typing and access to all properties of structured portions of the data while allowing flexible navigation of semistructured data without requiring full knowledge of structure.
Last week Ed Miliband said the contracts, which often tie a worker to a single firm but in return do not guarantee employment from week to week, had reached "epidemic" levels as employers sought to exploit laws allowing flexible working.
His speech recounted how his firm has maintained the lowest turnover rate of the Big Five by encouraging the advancement of women, allowing flexible hours and rewarding employees who recruit friends.
This ranged from practical help, like being given time to attend therapy, as well as adjusting to routine around eating times by allowing flexible lunch breaks and snacking at desks.
In this model, synthetic agents are created allowing flexible representations of the multi-functional market players and possible mergers and coalitions in the electricity market.
Taking into account pulse/dwell times of 2.0/0.5 h, DEMO can operate permanently under ∼80% power thus allowing flexible and continuous plant operation.
