The phrase "allows focusing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or feature of something that enables concentration or attention on a specific task or subject.
Example: "The new software update allows focusing on multiple tasks without distractions."
Alternatives: "enables concentration" or "facilitates focus".
A pH gradient is established, which then allows focusing of proteins at their respective isoelectric points.
The motion-detection step allows focusing on the areas of interest, in which 3D localization module is applied.
This procedure allows focusing, firstly, on the retrieval of valid technical terms, thanks to the statistical filters, and secondly on domain pertinence, in two distinct but consequent moments.
This allows focusing on residual generators where basic design techniques, such as standard state-observation techniques and sequential residual generation are directly applicable.
This is easily achievable due to the special experimental setup, which allows focusing the proton beam down to 100 nm, permitting a course tuning of the frequency range of the gaps.
Metadata stored in a database is used to provide advanced program analysis support; from the large amount of programs, the metadata allows focusing the analysis to certain kinds of programs.
Therefore the DORT method will not allow focusing on nonlinear elastic scatterers.
These results will allow focusing in design vehicles more effectively in terms of operational efficiency.
This motivates the use of filtering techniques to allow focusing on realizations that are more promising than others.
Starting from the Attention Restoration Theory, we assumed that natural settings promote wellbeing and allow focusing attention.
For instance, the simulator allows to select the accuracy level of the operations, allowing focusing first on the program functionality and then on the precision of the implementation.
