The phrase "allows fabrication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something provides the opportunity or means to create or produce something, often in a technical or manufacturing sense.
Example: "The new software allows fabrication of complex designs that were previously impossible to achieve."
Alternatives: "enables production" or "facilitates creation".
Even more important, the biosensor design allows fabrication through a dry process.
Use of the extended cathode allows fabrication of a workpiece with a shape similar to that of the designed blisk.
The demonstrated technique of silk protein lithography allows fabrication of monodisperse biopolymer particles with precise geometries ranging from a few to hundreds of microns.
Furthermore, AM allows fabrication of complex and micron-sized tissue scaffolds and models for drug testing systems that closely resemble in vivo conditions.
An innovative three-dimensional printing system that allows fabrication of metal parts directly from a computer design file is commercially available in the United States….
The software controlled x-y scanning unit allows fabrication of graphene films with variety of patterns on different substrates including glass, plastic, ceramics and metals with complex shapes required for flexible and wearable electronics and devices.
In order to realize the normal demultiplexing of the fabricated AWG device, the allowed fabrication errors are discussed.
The specimen was designed to allow fabrication by using a commercial manufacturing process.
This coating also serves as a protective layer for the metal structure, allowing fabrication of highly controlled resonant light trapping metal surface with resistance to environmental contaminants.
The outer cathode configuration allowed fabrication of 3-D alumina templates with smaller diameters (<500 μm) and the inner cathode configuration allowed fabrication of 3-D alumina templates with larger diameters (>500 μm).
Using a Ðlego-buildingÓ approach, her platforms allow fabrication of biomaterials modules with independently tunable cell niche properties including biochemical, mechanical and topographical cues.
