The phrase "allows different degrees of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing flexibility, variability, or the capacity for variation in a particular context or system.
Example: "The software allows different degrees of customization to meet the needs of various users."
Alternatives: "permits varying levels of" or "enables multiple levels of".
The device allows the foot to be in an anatomical position before the sudden motion, and also allows different degrees of supination, or a combination of inversion and plantarflexion.
Where most new buildings wrap themselves in cladding, this selectively reveals its structure and workings, in a way that allows different degrees of scale, and of strength and delicacy, from sheer glass to robust steel, to the filigree workings of lifts.
This allows different degree of smoothing, which is the key element of the present approach.
Auxiliary spaces -- the outdoor loggia, the perimeter balconies -- allow different degrees of distance from the story.
The devices, which communicate with the driver's cellphone using Bluetooth technology, can be programmed to allow different degrees of usage.
Locking plates, external fixators, intramedullary screws, the locking nail and the pin-clip device allow different degrees of stability resulting in various amounts of endochondral and intramembranous healing.
The relation for independent action allowed different degrees of correlation of the tolerances for the respective drugs ; but the relation for simple similar action allowed only their complete positive correlation.
We considered that reanalyzing these data sets by allowing different degrees of cross-national measurement invariance could help to answer the question of whether this assumption has an influence on (1) the cross-national comparisons performed by Martin et al.
On the other hand, if "care" does refer primarily to an affective attitude, the doctrine of "relation ranking" could easily be modified to allow different degrees of care on the same consequentialist grounds that justify different degrees of benefit: doing so would better promote the welfare of all.
In our model, a specific λ was considered for each center (λParis and λMedium-sized city) in order to allow different degrees of "links" between the two processes in the two IVF centers.
In two of these studies [ 40, 41] research participants willing to donate biological material into one of six genome studies at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, randomly underwent three different models of consent which allowed different degrees of choices regarding control of public data release and data sharing.
