The phrase "allows functions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a feature or capability of a system, software, or process that enables the execution of functions.
Example: "The new software update allows functions that enhance user experience and improve performance."
Alternatives: "enables functions" or "permits functions".
Gigi Sohn, president of Public Knowledge, said that the chairman deserved credit for defending the rules on data roaming, which allow smartphone users to use their phones outside their provider's service area, and for promoting unlicensed spectrum, which allows functions like Wi-Fi, television remotes and keyless automobile entry systems to function.
The method, which we proposed earlier [1], has two distinctive traits: a) it enriches the finite element space with the modes I and II singular asymptotic crack tip fields over a neighborhood of the crack tip termed the enrichment region, and b) it allows functions in the finite element space to be discontinuous across the boundary between the enrichment region and the rest of the domain.
PHP 5 introduced type hinting that allows functions to force their parameters to be objects of a specific class, arrays, interfaces or callback functions.
The molecular function of the GTSF family is unknown, but the presence of two copies of a CHHC Zn-finger motif allows function prediction.
It is also proposed that multi-functional networks allow functions to be better coordinated.
One of the allowed functions is background location.
Propriety trading would be the firm's only allowed function.
This entails allowing function to dictate form, having a tool chest of adaptable tools and using the right tool under the right circumstance.
Mathematically, we can consider the individual channels as a set of basis functions that allow function approximation for the activation function.
It will be interesting in the future to see what active-zone protein interactions are necessary to allow function of Munc13 on VGCCs.
These results clearly show that CBM is a useful anchor protein on the A. oryzae cell surface allowing function of the target protein to be retained.
