The phrase "allows it to make" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a situation where something enables another entity to create or produce something.
Example: "The new software allows it to make more efficient calculations than before."
Alternatives: "enables it to produce" or "permits it to generate".
The thematic link, rather than an advancing plot, is what drives the story and allows it to make its discoveries.
The physical structure of the starfish larva, controlled by its nerves, allows it to make feed-versus-speed tradeoffs – lingering whenever algae are plentiful, then darting off should nutrients grow scarce.
Boehringer Ingelheim points out that its private ownership allows it to make long-term decisions witho ut worrying about the next-quarter impact.
Its futuristic setting allows it to make social commentary on all kinds of issues, including racial discrimination, intergalactic political rivalries, gay rights, and lots more, without being too heavy-handed.
"It's inevitable that they will eventually have to put caps (on their data use)." Sprint, which is spending $7 billion to upgrade its network to LTE by the end of 2013, says concerns about its capacity are overblown, arguing that advanced technology allows it to make the most of its spectrum resources.
That allows it to make solar cells that generate electricity but are transparent.
The delay has allowed it to make its arrival on Thursday, the first day of the Chinese New Year.
A couple of high-profile contracts have given the company a huge PR boost which has allowed it to make its case more strongly to others.
The first part of Adelca's sustainable technology solution was to install the EAF, thus allowing it to make its own steel billets from recycled scrap steel.
In 2009, Congress voted to lift the District's abortion funding restrictions and allow it to make its own choices.
British Gas said the fact that it had "forward bought" its energy had allowed it to make the announcement.
