The phrase "allows distinct" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something enables or permits differentiation or separation between items or concepts.
Example: "The new software allows distinct user profiles, enabling personalized experiences for each individual."
Alternatives: "permits separate" or "enables unique".
We used the free-ratio 'branch' model, which allows distinct evolutionary rates for each branch.
The algorithm allows distinct frequency-offsets (FO s between each user and the base-station (BS).
As a consequence, the model both allows distinct haplotypes to have different a priori probabilities according to the inferred hierarchical ancestral structure and results in a proper joint posterior distribution for all the parameters of interest.
This allows distinct constraints with equal constraint values to unify with (pi _0) (cf. Example 6 below).
A total of 15 nearly horizontal red-brown paleosol units can be clearly identified in the upper Yushan loess section (Fig. 1c), which allows distinct subdivision of the loess-paleosol sequence.
A type system for a Haskell-like programming language that supports context-dependent overloading and follow the Hindley-Milner approach of providing context-free type instantiation, allows distinct derivations of the same type for ambiguous expressions.
Subdividing the failure area into structural domains allowed distinct discontinuity sets to be associated with specific tectonic structures.
The gallery, situated near the Metro-North train station in Irvington, planned to arrange the 4-by-6-inch pictures in a giant square, allowing distinct images to meld into a mosaic of color and form.
Laser capture microdissection is capable of isolating small populations of homogenous cells, allowing distinct areas involved in nociceptive processing to be examined.
In Arabidopsis thaliana, a newly identified auxin signalling pathway that involves TMK1 protein cleavage and IAA32 and IAA34 transcriptional repressors mediates complex developmental outcomes by allowing distinct interpretations of varying concentrations of cellular auxin.
(In considering fundamental domains for lattices, for example, we allow distinct lattice point translates of the domain to overlap on sets of measure zero, rather than the traditional condition of empty overlap).
