'allowing to avoid' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are describing something that provides an opportunity not to do something. For example, "The government program provides financial assistance to low-income families, allowing them to avoid homelessness."
For the Rh-doped catalyst, it was found an easier structure reducibility allowing to avoid a reducing activation treatment.
To deal with such complexity, the proposed scheme in this section, suggests predicting the non-split decisions allowing to avoid unnecessary encoding of sub-CUs.
This method uses a surface active acid (e.g., dodecylbenzenesulfonic acid––DBSA) unifying properties of surfactants, plasticizers, and acid-dopants and therefore allowing to avoid the abovementioned use of additional HCl or other acid-dopant [11, 12].
Correction of metabolic disorders is an obligatory component in treatment of the majority of the pathological processes, allowing to avoid deterioration of a condition of the patient and accordingly to reduce time of stay in a hospital.
recommendation of variables automatically associated with appropriate types allowing to create more precise queries in a simpler manner, variable properties enabling to discover relations connecting given objects, recommendation of types and relations allowing to avoid error-prone mapping between query terms and ontology types or properties.
Should multinational corporations be allowed to avoid collective responsibility?
He was allowed to avoid mentioning his private conversation with Oppenheimer.
Lenders have also reportedly been allowed to avoid booking losses on loans to Air India, a state-owned zombie.
Home mortgages and rural business loans from the agency have been allowed to avoid such reviews, except under unusual circumstances.
Under the deal, Goldman was allowed to avoid as much as £20 million, or $31 million, in interest on unpaid taxes.
This structure allows to avoid shadowing problems.
