The phrase "allowing sets" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the permission or capability to create or use sets, often in mathematical or programming discussions.
Example: "The new software feature is designed for allowing sets of data to be processed simultaneously."
Alternatives: "permitting sets" or "enabling sets".
It will offer 2,500 seats compared with 1,800 in La Scala, but the stage size is the same, allowing sets to move from one to the other.
In recent years Mr. Roth has helped set up "paired kidney donations," in effect, allowing sets of donors and patients to swap kidneys in order to find a compatible one.
Microrobotics contributes with new capabilities in manipulating objects in the microscale and in developing miniaturized intelligent machines, while swarm intelligence supplies new algorithms allowing sets of simple robotic agents to solve complex tasks.
Although permits had been obtained allowing sets to be built in the area (including a bridge to the cave), environmentalists complained that filming could damage the cave (home to about 40 endangered species).
In order to characterize the functions of acquired domains on a biological level, we mapped each mouse entry to DNA microarray probe identifiers, allowing sets of differentially expressed genes to be uploaded to MusVirus.
In addition to gene sets, Caipirini also allows sets of abstracts to be used as input.
The electrochemical study allows setting bath composition and deposition conditions useful to perform the deposition process.
The four home runs he allowed set a career high for him.
Level I allows setting up the problem and defining the design goals.
The separate optimization of these couplings allows setting different working frequencies for the ultrasonic horn system.
"The law allows setting limits on access to tobacco, and we will support you in any case".
