The phrase "allows acquisition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something enables or permits the process of obtaining or gaining something.
Example: "The new software update allows acquisition of additional features that enhance user experience."
Alternatives: "facilitates obtaining" or "enables procurement".
Officials of the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development say that the speculators worked in concert with mortgage lenders and appraisers to defraud HUD, through the federally insured Section 203(k) Home Rehabilitation Mortgage Insurance program, which allows acquisition and construction loans to be packaged together in a single transaction.
Nonetheless, the 30-second time point is more amenable to manipulation and allows acquisition of more accurate data.
It allows acquisition of the scaled-up flow-field by multiplying the reference cell parameters by suitable factors (scale factors).
This system includes a graphic interface that easily allows acquisition and registration of bite force by any health-sciences or engineering professional.
Our approach is called KCModel (knowledge configuration model): it allows acquisition, traceability, re-use and consistency of explicit knowledge used in configuration.
We also describe how the incorporation of a cryo-rotation stage into a cryogenic fluorescence microscope allows acquisition of fluorescence cryogenic tomography (FCT) data.
OCT has larger axial (and potentially lateral) resolution than Scheimpflug imaging, and high-speed OCT allows acquisitions of more than 100.000 A-scans/s [ 37, 38].
In vivo PET/CT studies were performed with a preclinical G8 benchtop PET/CT scanner, which allowed acquisition of high-quality PET/CT images at low activities.
As this activity was too low for a short SPECT scan, the mouse was scanned for 4 h post-mortem in order to allow acquisition of sufficient counts.
The FZ electrode was selected to allow acquisition of frontal beta and theta EEG.
The capability of anaerobic growth of S. cerevisiae can be understood as a consequence of the whole-genome duplication that allowed acquisition of a new physiological property.
