The phrase "allows a selection" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a feature or functionality that enables users to choose from various options.
Example: "The software allows a selection of different templates for users to customize their reports."
Alternatives: "permits a choice" or "enables an option".
Some pay walls are purposefully more permeable than others; The New York Times, for instance, allows nonsubscribers to read at least 20 articles a month before paying, and The Wall Street Journal allows a selection of top stories to be read free.
In contrast to previous approaches, our algorithm is independent of index direction (symmetric), and also allows a selection of knot intervals to remain unaltered by the subdivision process.
It allows a selection of big lenders to offer mortgages to the prospective buyers of these homes who only have a 5% deposit, rather than the 20% or more that is currently standard.
The sensor chip for up to 16 independent sensor spots is integrated in a standard plastic card and the appropriate measurement cell allows a selection of different chip cards within seconds.
In theory, this allows a selection of an optimal insulin infusion scenario.
This may be in part due to the fact that the GAD-7 contains three items that differ from the PHQ items and, moreover, because it yields a continuous score that allows a selection of an optimal cutpoint.
This study can allow a selection of optimum parameters for diffusion dialysis process.
It allowed a selection of relevant topics, reflecting frequently encountered questions on the use of methotrexate in daily practice.
Determining how this porosity affected other MS parameters (surface morphology, particle size, drug content, loading efficiency %, Yield %) allowed a selection of the formulation(s) that guaranteed bactericidal activity of the delivery system for at least one week.
All 25 combinations (Table 1) were tested, which allows a clear selection of the best carbon and nitrogen sources.
Subsequently, a change of medium and removal of non-adherent cells allows a progressive selection of cells with an endothelial-like morphology organizing in clusters and colonies.
