The phrase "allows different regions of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capabilities or functionalities of a system, process, or concept that accommodates or permits variations across various areas or sectors.
Example: "The new software allows different regions of the country to customize their settings according to local regulations."
Alternatives: "permits various areas of" or "enables distinct regions of".
The presence of different microbial species in the airways may also be an indication of physiochemical property gradients within the airway microhabitats, allowing different regions of the airways to meet the survival needs of different microbial species.
However, it has been largely unknown what properties of a network allow different regions to process information over different timescales, and how variations in structural properties translate into differences in the timescales over which parts of a network can operate.
Allowing different regions to set different policies on Westminster issues risked "Balkanising" Labour, he added.
Regional specificity allows different skin regions to exhibit different characteristics, enabling complementary functions to make effective use of the integumentary surface.
This special session will allow students from different regions of the world to convey their views to policy and decision makers on ways to strengthen sustainable food systems for healthy diets and improved nutrition.
Furthermore, over large regions, the propagation characteristics can vary considerably, and the DS method allows different parameters in different regions.
When used as elements in a transmit array, the intrinsically low inter-element coupling allows flexibility in designing different geometric arrangements for different regions-of-interest.
The technology also allows the swapping of different regions of the RNA to determine the cis requirements for transport.
The use of multiple replication origins not only ensures timely completion of genome duplication, but also allows cells to replicate different regions of the genome at different stages of S phase (the 'replication timing programme' this may help cells assemble nascent DNA into different chromatin or transcriptional states.
A novel discretization approach is proposed, in which the number of vertical layers and their distribution are allowed to change in different regions of the computational domain.
