The phrase "allowing usage of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or enabling the use of something, typically in formal or technical contexts.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at allowing usage of the latest software tools among employees."
Alternatives: "permitting the use of" or "enabling the utilization of".
Thus, it is concluded that the enriched tetrahedral elements can be applied efficiently and accurately on a general three-dimensional fracture problem allowing usage of fully unstructured finite element meshes.
The term information leak refers to allowing usage of any information about the test set during the training phase.
This technique provides enhanced efficacy and longer duration of RNAi as compared to traditional 21-mer siRNAs, allowing usage of lower concentrations of RNAi in target cells, which greatly reduces the side effects.
Alarmed at the rate in which players are forced by their teams to take prescription painkillers they don't want, a movement of former players is pushing the NFL to allow usage of medical marijuana as a proper alternative.
This would also allow usage of the same sensor nodes for multiple application/ purposes.
Levie called the decision to allow usage of Box technology in this way a "big breakthrough".
Similar design principles of both technological and measurement equipment allow usage of similar approaches to precision management.
The chain specification allows usage of * (asterisk) as a wild card character to indicate any chain length and number of double bonds along with their geometry during the generation of virtual libraries.
The vectorization allowed usage of optimized parallel libraries during forward and reverse passes which resulted in high speedups for the vectorized CPU version compared to the naive reference implementation.
The average GWI over 20- and 100-year horizons are compared and due to the strong global cooling effect of NOx, SOx, and organic carbon in the atmosphere, high-sulphur fuels show the best result and the authors suggest to still allow usage of high-sulphur heavy fuel oils (HFO) on open seas (Lindstad et al. 2015).
Apart from cell-edge users experiencing large intercell-interference, users with better channel conditions (closer to the base station) could receive the same service with a better quality (e.g., video resolution), as their receiving SNR would allow usage of a higher-rate MCS.
