The phrase "allows agility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express that something enables or facilitates flexibility and quick adaptation.
Example: "The new software design allows agility in project management, enabling teams to respond swiftly to changes."
Alternatives: "enables flexibility" or "facilitates adaptability."
Connection and instant information will have the power to unleash solutions and allow the agility to instantly adjust to change.
The motorbike's agility allows access to things you wouldn't otherwise see.
The combination of consistency and agility allows leaders to become strategic, performing an organization's purpose with excellence while also changing course when the situation demands.
Software Defined Networking (SDN) is a new concept within the networking field that allows programmability, automation, agility of services, and innovation using physically or logically centralized controllers.
Such agility allows organizations to enable flexible IT staffing while protecting business innovation.1 And indeed our research on 21 large U.S. offshore clients found that global outsourcing enables agile responses to business needs.
The use of ultrasound in emergency allows us greater agility and speed in the diagnosis of prosthetic obstructions, allowing a more integrated management of the same.
Flink's agility allows for the entire removal of the mapping procedure of stage 3, as it only propagates the results from the stage 2 to the reducers of stage 3.
Freelancing offers obvious benefits: it allows for flexibility, agility, and leveraging the talents of multiple experts for lower than the cost of one full-timer.
This agility is achieved through two performance parameters: operational agility, allowing for operational change; and structural agility, allowing for structural changes and reconfiguration.
The use of CMGs allows to reach high agility performances to meet the requirements induced by demanding imaging missions.
