The phrase "allowing settings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing options or configurations that enable certain features or functionalities in a system or application.
Example: "The new software update includes a feature allowing settings to be customized for each user."
Alternatives: "enabling configurations" or "permitting adjustments".
A signing in process is part of the setup routine of almost every smartphone, which allows settings, apps and other useful data to be synced and backed up.
Immediately following IAH generation, all respirator settings, except FiO2, were adjusted to maximally allowed settings in order to avoid respiratory complications such as atelectasis.
Other user-centered interactive effects include horizontally sliding sub-selection, the vertically sliding keyboard and bookmarks menu, and widgets that turn around to allow settings to be configured on the other side.
The automatic mode does not allow settings in the same manner once the algorithm is responsible for the pressure support decrease.
The modeling conditions were chosen within the allowed settings of Mfold to approximate a microarray experiment: solution conditions of 1.0 M sodium concentration and no magnesium ion were used.
EIT can identify lung areas showing hyperinflation, recruitment or homogeneous filling, allowing ventilator settings to be adjusted to optimize pulmonary filling characteristics.
The reflection probe was mounted above the ALA cream-treated skin with a height-adjustable stand, allowing different settings for the probe-to-skin distance.
Unauthorized access to passwords could allow critical settings to be changed, affecting how devices operate and what they do, the alert said.
Envoy allows memorized settings for two drivers for the seats, radio controls and side mirrors.
The second is that the granularity of the allowed torsion settings may not be sufficiently fine to allow solutions to be found to within a low RMSD cutoff.
