The phrase "allowing memory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the capacity or permission for memory to function or be utilized in a certain way.
Example: "The new software update is designed with features allowing memory optimization for better performance."
Alternatives: "enabling memory" or "permitting memory".
They offload memory controllers from the CPU chip, allowing memory designers to provide their own memory controllers.
The pHCM method avoids synchronisations of threads by allowing memory to be shared between different threads [34], resulting in so called false sharing.
Separate from the DOJ investigation, Rambus alleges that an additional impact of these price manipulations was part of a deliberate program to keep Rambus products out of the memory market, thereby allowing memory chip makers to avoid paying Rambus license fees and royalties.
However, about 20% of the individuals can solve the NRT directly with insight even when no periods allowing memory consolidation are inserted between learning and retest sessions [14], [16] [17], [26].
But now, unlike nine or ten years ago, the American public seems able to debate other issues without allowing memories of 9/11 to short-circuit their reasoning.
Apparently, the subjects were meditating in a more sophisticated way on the taste of Coke, allowing memories and other impressions of the drink -- in a word, its brand -- to shape their preference.
In other words, it acts like a gate, allowing memories to come in and get out.
The 'Plus' was the first of the Macintosh line to allow memory expansion through the use of SIMM memory.
The government-run camp provides medicine and will allow Memory to resume antiretroviral drug treatment for HIV.
OS/MVT (Multiple Programming with a Variable Number of Tasks) allowed memory divisions to be re-created as needed.
The Lee lab is interested in exploring the cellular and molecular changes that happen at synapses to allow memory storage.
