The phrase "allowing performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the conditions or factors that enable or facilitate performance in a particular area, such as work, sports, or art.
Example: "The new software is designed with features allowing performance improvements in data processing."
Alternatives: "enabling performance" or "facilitating performance".
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We suggest a classification of different collaboration situations allowing performance improvement.
Finally, the median incision was closed and a right posterolateral thoracotomy was made, thus allowing performance of a safe pleuropneumonectomy.
LEGO NXT robots are programmed with several mobility models (e.g., random movement across roads or bus movement), allowing performance evaluation studies under different movement patterns.
These fluxes correspond to the lowest excitation power allowing performance of the experiment and are equal to excitation power of 0.6, 6, and 40 mW for 266, 488, and 980 nm, respectively.
Due to the fact that the crystallized carbon dioxide has temperature equal minus 78.5 °C and sublimates under normal conditions of the test was proposed the methodology which allowing performance the tests.
The motivation in deriving the performance-reliability model is to assess the impact of changes in technology and problem size associated with different applications, allowing performance-reliability tradeoffs to be assessed.
Decisions result either from subjective considerations either from models allowing performances assessment.
Just as aerodynamic theory can describe a gradient of functionality for flight mechanisms, game theory can describe a gradient of functionality for strategic decision-making, thereby allowing performance-enhancing cognitive mechanisms to be identified.
This allows performance information to be viewed.
Dental arch structures specifically designed to receive and expose teeth allow performance of their functions.
