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The phrase "allows it to service" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability of a system or mechanism to provide maintenance or support to something.
Example: "The new software update allows it to service multiple devices simultaneously."
Alternatives: "enables it to maintain" or "permits it to support".
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A white space overlay on BSA also allows it to service users A and B without the need for an additional base station.
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And the company generates relatively stable cash flow from its operations, reporting $770.7 million for the year ended in July, allowing it to service the amount of leverage that be needed for a leveraged buyout.
G.E. said the deal would allow it to service oil and gas wells at any stage of production.
This will allow it to service an additional 200,000 villages taking the total to 500,000 villages.
Cisco said the acquisition of ExtendMedias products will allow it to help service providers deliver multi-screen offerings as the market transitions to IP video.
This allows it to offer services that are relevant and effective for a variety of brands.
One way to think of the business model is that its massive advertising revenue allows it to offer its services free of charge.
It's also rolled out its own proprietary infrastructure, which allows it to offer phone service at about 84percentt cheaper than traditional commercial phone services.
The company says it's this new hardware that allows it to offer its B2 service at this competitive price.
The integration of the broadband connection allows it to offer interactive services such as music and film downloads.
The economics of the company's nationwide VoIP network allows it to offer the free service to the small business segment.
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