"allows editing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that someone may make changes to a certain piece of work. For example, "This document software allows editing of text and images."
However, it only allows editing one page at a time, rather than viewing interactions between all the pages.
However, unlike Webjam, Weebly allows editing the page and posting on the actual page in a truly WYSIWYG interface.
Wider dissemination to teachers should take this into account by using a format that allows editing.
As of July 2013, the current version of the Pathcase-SB visualization tool allows editing the model only after the composition process.
Direct screening of F1's allows editing without introduction of additional mutations, but is more labor intensive, while co-CRISPR/co-conversion allows for identification of editing events while minimizing hands-on screening, but requires outcrossing or meiotic segregation of the marker allele.
That allows editing intended to maintain the prestige and dignity of the Northern leader.
The three options, Copying allowed, editing allowed and printing allowed can be selected to control the permissions.
For example, how will we deal with the gene drive issues that arise when certain gene editing approaches allow edited genes to spread through wild populations.
Germ-line editing has been revolutionised by the development over the past three years of a technique known as Crispr-Cas9, which allows "edits" to the DNA genome from very small to the extremely large.
Also interesting is that the app allows edit and manage videos that are already up on Ustream, even if they weren't recorded with the iPhone.
For example, the author role might allow editing, while a reviewer role does not.
