The phrase "allows assembling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a feature or capability that enables the act of putting together components or parts.
Example: "The new software update allows assembling various modules into a cohesive system."
Alternatives: "facilitates assembly" or "enables construction".
In order to tackle this issue, we propose a sub-structuring approach called the Condensed Transfer Function (CTF) method that will allow assembling a model of axisymmetric stiffened shell with models of non-axisymmetric internal frames.
An experimental study was conducted using a modular block with removable separations that allowed assembling different patterns and which was part of an insulated separation wall mounted between a hot and a cold controlled chambers.
Seven independent clones for a unique FgfR were found in our library, allowing assembling a long contig for phylogenetic analysis.
It can be presumed that missing sequences are single or low copy-number sequences that the used genome coverage did not allow assembling such loci.
However, PAVE includes a data management system in order to allow assembling many libraries together while retaining the information about each library.
There were some inherent national divergences but the similarities between the countries proved extensive enough to allow assembling data for further analyses.
These data set sizes allow assembling at least 95% of the original mitochondrial genome content, but the mitochondrial genomes are broken several times in different contigs (fig. 6 B E).
Embedded RF contacts are integrated within the ITER ICRH launcher to allow assembling, sliding and to lower the thermo-mechanical stress.
One Liberal Democrat worry is that Mr. Brown might be allowed assemble a governmental program that answers many of the party's demands, then challenge them to vote it down.
Moreover, the database can serve as the starting point for further possible restoration of the casts, since it allows for assembling the fragments of destroyed sculptures that sometimes are stored in different locations.
