The phrase "allows details" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability of something to permit or include specific information or particulars.
Example: "The new software update allows details to be displayed more clearly, enhancing user experience."
Alternatives: "permits specifics" or "enables information".
The story is told straightforwardly, the closeup filming allows details to emerge vividly.
This allows details of the chip's inner workings to be deduced.
Buckingham Palace has confirmed that the Queen Mother left everything to her daughter and that her famous Monet and some Fabergé eggs have been handed to the Royal Collection, but royal prerogative allows details of the will to be, in principle, kept secret.
This software allows details such as exact infrastructure modelling to be modelled.
The sprayer, notably, is not just a nozzle but a pan-and-tilt mechanism that allows details to be painted that the drone can't be relied on to make itself.
The large thickness of the resulting nonpremixed flame allows detailed mapping of the flame structure.
Frequency domain-optical coherence tomography (FD-OCT) allows detailed characterization of non-ostial coronary atherosclerotic lesions.
It allows detailed sampling, which can yield important information on the geomorphological controls on metal contamination in such environments.
Glacial terrains are commonly recorded using a landsystem approach, which allows detailed documentation of the geomorphological evolution of the landscape.
"I like Lucite and mirrored furniture because it's invisible," she said, and because it is "open and clean yet allows detailing and etching".
The basic instrument used by the metamorphic petrologist is the petrographic microscope, which allows detailed study and definition of mineral types, assemblages, and reactions.
