The phrase "allows it to operate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a mechanism, system, or process that enables functionality or performance.
Example: "The new software update allows it to operate more efficiently, improving overall performance."
Alternatives: "enables it to function" or "permits it to run".
The other part of this is, Google's cloud, its infrastructure, allows it to operate its software products at scale without the traditionally high costs.
The code requires that the city inspect each crane once a year when its certificate of operation — the annual permit that allows it to operate in the city — is renewed.
Intense competition has shortened product lifetimes to six or nine months, giving handset-makers less time to ramp up volumes and exploit their most popular models before fashion moves on.Nokia's response to all of this is to exploit its unrivalled scale, which allows it to operate on a completely different model from the rest of the industry.
The Haqqani network is a militant group that focuses most of its activities on neighbouring Afghanistan, which has complained for years that Pakistan allows it to operate unimpeded from its soil across the border.
When the generator is decoupled from instantaneous load variability, the additional degree of freedom in the system allows it to operate at closer to its rated capacity.
And its emphasis on employing innovative technologies allows it to operate at a lower cost than traditional brokers.
The presentation notes that La Marina is supposed to be open only seasonally, but the parks department has amended its license, allowing it to operate year-round.
The TSR-2 was able to operate at 200 feet above the ground at speeds of Mach 1.1; its range allowed it to operate strategically in addition to tactical scenarios.
Today, Facebook announced it's acquiring positivity-focused polling startup tbh and will allow it to operate somewhat independently with its own brand.
Under the plan, the Finance Committee would be given its own funds in the state budget, allowing it to operate almost independently from the rest of the Senate.
(Israel too may soon mourn the closure of its most sensitive, most productive listening post that Turkey has allowed it to operate on the Iran border).
