The phrase "allowing the specification of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to define or set parameters for something, often in technical or formal contexts.
Example: "The new software update is designed to enhance user experience by allowing the specification of custom settings."
Alternatives: "permitting the definition of" or "enabling the setting of".
Besides being a code base it provides functions allowing the specification of a release procedure by introducing levels of acceptance specified by appropriate quality criteria.
Section 5 presents the proposed extension of NetQoSOnt allowing the specification of QoE/QoS mapping using SWRL rules.
A multi-label classification approach could overcome this problem, by allowing the specification of multiple finer-grain emotion classes.
Nomon reaps gains in information rate by allowing the specification of beliefs (priors) about option selection probabilities and by avoiding tree-based selection schemes in favor of direct (posterior) inference.
MoRF facilitates the formulation of new variations of Relief by allowing the specification of new functions for component terms.
A global sampling approach would capture the positive aspects of design, optimizing affinity toward a given structure while allowing the specification of expressive systems of constraints.
To draw a modern parallel, he was Linux to the Wright Brothers Microsoftt, refusing to patent his inventions and allowing the specifications of the Demoiselle to be published in Popular Mechanics so that other dreamers could make the craft themselves.
More specifically, SBML allows the specification of the following entities: Model, Species, SpeciesType, Reaction, Compartment, CompartmentType, Event, Rule, RuleType, Constraint, FunctionDefinition, UnitDefinition, Parameter, InitialAssignment; for more details on these entities, please see the SBML Level 2, Version 3 specification [ 3].
Using the style of syntax employed by the probabilistic programming language WebPPL, specific syntax is proposed to allow the specification of "measurement contexts".
To restrict the set of admissible project roadmaps, the planning model allows the specification of interactions among projects and domain-specific constraints that project roadmaps must not violate.
Besides those structural constraints, the AM also allows the specification of the number of occurrences of a specific child node within a container object.
