The phrase "allows for augmented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or provision for enhancement or improvement in a particular context, such as technology or processes.
Example: "The new software update allows for augmented reality features that enhance user experience."
Alternatives: "enables enhanced" or "facilitates improved".
On the flip side, augmented reality allows for side-by-side training and execution by layering additional information on top of an employee's direct view.
The uniqueness of the approach of the innovation labs in Sudan is that they are proposed to be established inside a university campus that allows for sustainable local technical support (to augment that provided by the Innovation Lab Network) as well as benefit from the steady flow of young innovators of fresh graduates and minds.
Technology in healthcare that allows for more data driven decision making and augments a physician's diagnostic ability will prove to be significantly useful to physicians of the future.
Monsanto obtained the right to agrobacterium that allows for transfer of DNA between plants, acquired knowledge and skills to augment its capabilities, and developed the first large-scale application of agricultural biotechnology.
The proposed design scheme allows for explicit representation of prototype patterns as network parameters, as well as augmenting additional or forgetting existing memory patterns.
Augmenting the higher sensitivity, the wider availability of hybrid PET-CT systems allows for a combination of anatomical non-invasive coronary angiography and cell tracking.
The PP method estimates the non- augmented DF test equation, and it can be seen as a generalization of the ADF test procedure, which allows for fairly mild assumptions concerning the distribution of errors.
Its mobile app ushers those buttons into the physical world: The camera performs real-time augmented-reality translation of signs or menus in seven languages, and the conversation mode allows for fluent colloquy, mediated by robot voice, in 32.
Most preference elicitation studies only focus on eliciting numerical valuations but allowing for qualitative data can augment understanding of preferences as well as verifying results.
