The phrase "allowing structured" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the facilitation or permission of a structured approach or method.
Example: "The new policy is allowing structured feedback sessions to improve team communication."
Alternatives: "permitting organized" or "facilitating systematic".
The healthcare industry should propose technology allowing structured reporting.
An expandable EMR system with structured data entry (OpenSDE) for pediatrics was developed, allowing structured documentation of patient history and physical examination.
An EMR system allowing structured recording (OpenSDE) of pediatric narrative data was developed.
An expandable EMR system with OpenSDE for general pediatrics is developed, allowing structured documentation of patient history and physical examination.
Extension of this loop can render UCH-L3 capable of hydrolysing Ub K48- and K63-linked dimers, supporting a restrictive role of the loop in allowing structured substrates access to the active site [ 36].
This approach allows structured planning within a broader wastewater management master plan and gives the greatest flexibility for reuse.
The panel size was kept small enough to allow structured telephone discussions between members.
The resulting expandable pediatric EMR allows structured collection of pediatric history and physical examination data.
Natural language processing (NLP) information extraction allows structured information to be obtained from unstructured text records.
We have developed a prototype of a Wireless Health Outcomes Monitoring System, which allows structured questionnaires to be sent to the patient by their medical management team.
In order to allow structured follow-up, recommendations are classified into the following disciplines; administration and clerical, radiography, radiology, medical physics/user QA, pathology, surgery, nursing and management.
