The phrase "allows dealing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express that something enables or permits engagement in a particular activity or transaction.
Example: "The new policy allows dealing with customer complaints more efficiently."
Alternatives: "enables transactions" or "permits engagement".
Thus, a recognition and segmentation method is designed, that allows dealing with common printing defects and numerous symbol interconnections.
Besides its simpler design and implementation, this technique allows dealing better with complex and large data sets.
This allows dealing with mixtures that contain time-frequency frames in which multiple harmonic sources are active without requiring knowledge of source characteristics.
We propose a novel numerical method, which allows dealing with both evaporation and boiling at the interface between a liquid and a gas.
A frequency analysis of the controller-tuning criterion allows dealing with control specifications expressed in terms of constraints on the sensitivity functions.
This high-level interpretation step relies on the fuzzy sets and possibility framework, since it allows dealing with symbol variability, flexibility, and imprecision of music rules, and merging all these heterogeneous pieces of information.
Moreover, faster codes and new computational facilities allow dealing with numbers of surface adsorption configurations in moderate computing times.
This method is simple and systematic, allowing dealing with a very large class of constrained nonlinear systems.
Moreover, the proposed SOFC design conditions do not require any restrictions on the output equation and allow dealing with unmeasurable premise variables.
If unprocessed natural materials are to be incorporated more pervasively in construction, then alternative design information models and implementation systems are needed that allow dealing with their volatile indeterminacies.
Furthermore, the global character of the integral conditions (nonlocality) combined with the block structure of the system of algebraic equations allow dealing with stiff problems by means of the classical procedure of iterative refinement introduced by Wilkinson.
