The phrase "allowing the interface" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the functionality or features of a system or software that enables interaction with users or other systems.
Example: "The new software update is designed with user-friendly features, allowing the interface to be more intuitive and accessible."
Alternatives: "enabling the interface" or "facilitating the interface".
195 (2004) 718] for two-dimensional flows, which allows tracking fluid structures thinner than the cell size by allowing the interface to be represented in each cell by two non-contiguous linear segments.
The use of MRI is limited to some extent, however, by the lack of standardisation and consensus on which sequences should be used [ 11]. 3D fat-suppressed echo MRI sequences provide a high contrast-to-noise ratio between cartilage and subchondral bone [ 54, 55], thus allowing the interface to be clearly assessed.
This may allow the interface to be used for other applications not possible currently because of the very limited thickness of the interface in isothermal systems.
This allows the interface shape to be computed up to the time that a curvature singularity forms, with several computational difficulties overcome to reach that point.
The standardization of the display and navigation of the site also allows the interface to fade into the background.
This allowed the interface dynamics to be expressed solely in terms of the shape of the active region in the tissue, namely a one-dimensional closed curve.
'Interface' allows the interface angle a parameter that defines the rotation of helices relative to the long axis of the coiled coil (Fig. 1f)—to be set graphically, easing parameter selection.
The system allows the interfacing of various (micro- sensors and actuators with a micro- sensorsipherandelectronic hactuatorsnd hardwith-based coding, which often proves frustrating for students.
Simple HTML view templates allow the web interface to be customized to display these types.
Attributes, tests and events are annotated with a data type (numbers, strings, nominal values, etc)., which allows the user interface and data access layer to maintain data integrity.
