The phrase "allows disparate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something enables or permits different or varied elements to coexist or be considered together.
Example: "The new software allows disparate data sources to be integrated seamlessly into a single platform."
Alternatives: "enables diverse" or "permits varied".
The need for a data exchange standard that allows disparate entities and their associated devices in a manufacturing system to share data seamlessly is clearly obvious.
The piece reflected Mr. Carter's general aim for a societal music that allows disparate characters to coexist: Mr. Sherry played a slow-witted, genial foil to Mr. Schulte's high-strung nattering, yet the two ultimately struck harmonious chords.
The architecture allows disparate clinical information systems and clinical decision support systems to be seamlessly integrated over a network according to a set of interfaces and protocols described in this paper.
To succeed, the platform has to provide a technology-agnostic hub that allows disparate systems to connect.
Distributed knowledge and sharing in real time allows disparate care providers to engage with cutting-edge insights and up-to-the-minute lessons, generating a whole much greater — and more responsive — than its parts.
NAOMI will achieve this goal by allowing disparate modeling systems to be used together.
At Microsoft Research Asia, Zheng created algorithms that allow disparate devices to "negotiate," automatically allocating the available spectrum efficiently and fairly.
This is a man who will struggle to allow disparate citizens of a diverse country to project whatever values they like on to him.
It is Kickstarter, Meetup and Ushahidi and any number of other platforms that allow disparate, diffuse strangers to marshal the kind of influence that once only centralized institutions could.
It is possible to read them as parallel to the use Hoffmann, her mentor, made of the square throughout his work as an architect and designer – as a syntactical device, a way of allowing disparate elements to sit alongside each other.
But with various sensors and interconnected systems available, much more advanced setups can be built using more specialist equipment and universal protocols such as Z-wave or ZigBee, which allow disparate devices to communicate wirelessly without Wi-Fi or the internet.
