The phrase "allowing them to detect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or permission for someone or something to identify or recognize a particular element or phenomenon.
Example: "The new software update includes features allowing them to detect potential security threats more effectively."
Alternatives: "enabling them to identify" or "permitting them to recognize".
Across our sampling sites, the mean detection distance for large prey and background vegetation edge was significantly different between populations; bats occupying more open habitats have lower RF's and thus longer detection distances than those in more cluttered habitats, allowing them to detect larger prey or background targets at greater distances.
Mr Mueller, who conceded the company faced "unprecedented challenges", vowed to win back trust after VW admitted it fitted 11 million cars and vans with devices allowing them to detect emissions tests and change the engines' performance to improve emissions results.
The idea proposed in this paper is to use a ball in motion in front of a set of uncalibrated sensors allowing them to detect its center along the successive positions.
Callinan also notes that the burden on Sydney's police force since the introduction of lockout laws has been lessened, allowing them to "detect and prevent non-alcohol-related crime".
However, new opportunities to leverage data and data analytics may shift the balance of power back to legal businesses and law enforcement officials by allowing them to detect, track, prioritize, investigate and report potential counterfeit goods more efficiently than ever before.
The ROS abundantly formed during hypoxia modify proteins, allowing them to detect oxidants and maintain homeostasis, as has recently been shown for the guanosine 3',5'-monophosphate cGMP-dependent protein kinase PKG 1α isoform, a direct peroxide (H2O2) sensor [ 22].
This organization allows them to detect local contrast in the image.
This allows them to detect hot and cold spots on volcanoes.
First, biologists identify an "opsin," a protein found in photosensitive organisms like pond scum that allows them to detect light.
Their cameras and heat sensors allow them to detect and track humans automatically, but the machines need a human operator to fire their weapons.
This duplication in our ancestors allowed them to detect colour, and is believed to have provided a survival advantage in the search for ripe fruit in their forested habitat.
