The phrase "allows description" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability of something to provide or facilitate a description of an object, concept, or situation.
Example: "The new software allows description of complex data sets in a user-friendly manner."
Alternatives: "enables description" or "permits description".
Imposing boundary conditions for transport equations allows description of transport in homogeneous membranes caused by several concurrent driving factors, such as concentration, pressure, and voltage.
A strength of network analysis is that it allows description of relational dynamics among and across groups.
This issue is also addressed by RDF, which allows description of vocabularies defining unique identifiers and meanings that are used for data description.
Extending the results by Weaver (1982, 1985) Sánchez-Sesma et al. (2008) and Perton et al. (2009) pointed out that in addition to modes the equipartition allows description with degrees of freedom.
This multivariate geostatistical technique allows description of the spatial relationships as well as separating the sources of variation according to the spatial scales at which they operate (Imrie et al. 2008; McBratney and Webster 1983; Vaezil et al. 2010).
Thereinto, as a significant means to FB, the time-frequency analysis has been developed because it allows description of the instantaneous characteristics of a signal in the two-dimensional (2D) time-frequency space [6 15].
Microarray experiments allow description of genome-wide expression changes in health and disease.
Water age, an adapted measure of residence time based on more detailed information, allow description of the temporal development in side-arms.
This new concept and its associated framework allow description of a broad range of architecture control systems from CIM to Holonic and Stigmergic architectures.
The most fundamental laws of nature are time reversal invariant in the sense that our physical theories allow description of the fundamental reactions and processes in terms of the time reversed order.
Subsequent preparation of this specimen at the Black Hills Institute of Geological Research and the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences has allowed description and illustration of these previously undescribed cranial morphologies of Acrocanthosaurus.
