The phrase "allows customization" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a feature or capability of a product, service, or system that enables users to modify or personalize it according to their preferences.
Example: "The software allows customization of the user interface, enabling users to tailor it to their specific needs."
Alternatives: "permits personalization" or "facilitates modification."
First, additive allows customization of the base unit.
It allows customization of several parameters that are dependent on the experimental setup, such as the specific characteristics of the device displaying the hologram, or the presence of aberrations.
It allows customization of color and font, and has resulted in thousands of fascinating images.
The application allows customization as well as choice of Digg Channel.
Favorites is a tab that allows customization set by the user — without AI.
"It also allows customization and personalization from the user's point of view".
The company also said it had revamped its AOL Mobile Communicator software to display e-mail messages faster, allow customization of "away notices" and better notify users of low-coverage areas.
Thus, compartmentalized iron oxide biomineralization yields uniform nanoparticles strictly determined by the sizes of the compartments, allowing customization for highly diverse nanotechnological applications.
The new processor, called REFLIX, is built around already existing processor core and exploits its flexibility in allowing customization at much higher level than usual microprocessor cores.
Through the Web site architecturefordogs.com, which goes live this month, dog owners will be able to download free blueprints of each structure, along with directions and how-to-build videos that allow customization.
Most existing obstetric safety strategies are not comprehensive, lack input from anesthesiologists, are designed with a relatively narrow focus, or lack implementation details to allow customization for different units.
