The phrase "allows innovations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a system, process, or environment that enables or facilitates new ideas or improvements.
Example: "The new policy allows innovations that can enhance productivity and efficiency within the organization."
Alternatives: "enables innovations" or "facilitates innovations".
Booker also said that the Federal Aviation Administration is "not even promulgating a regulatory framework that allows innovation in this space," so innovators are going to other countries.
But the most important advantage is the ability to listen to, and learn from, customers in new markets.As well as helping designers come up with products relevant to those markets, it also allows innovation to flow the other way.
Late last month, as consumer groups across the region began banding together, Apple issued a statement that said, "Apple hopes that European governments will encourage a competitive environment that allows innovation to thrive, protects intellectual property and allows consumers to decide which products are successful".
"Their job is not just to bring something to market but to create and maintain an environment that allows innovation to occur.
This attitude allows innovation scholars to focus on issues that are more easily amenable to scientific research, such as technological paradigms or the diffusion of innovations.
The knowledge of the attributes allows innovation promoters to manage the factors that affect adopters and to apply measures and adequate strategies before, during, and after its implementation.
We do help a lot of startups figure out how to tailor business models in a way that allows innovation, but keeps them on the right side of the law".
Clearly, there is a role for government in issues such as this, but we need to figure out the best role; one that looks out for consumers' well-being and allows innovation and choices to flourish.
To establish criteria for allowing innovations, experimentation and piloting of different early childhood models as well as for training methodologies based on realistic cost-effective alternatives.
"Build a platform to allow innovation, to create real economic value locally," one attendee urged.
