The phrase "allows knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or ability of something to enable understanding or awareness.
Example: "The new software allows knowledge sharing among team members, enhancing collaboration."
Alternatives: "facilitates understanding" or "enables awareness".
Overcoming Cardwell's Law, Mokyr writes, requires "a community that combines pluralism and competition with a coordination mechanism that allows knowledge to be distributed and shared, and hence challenged, corrected, and supplemented".
As social media increasingly allows knowledge integration to occur outside and across traditional organizational boundaries, it will change fundamental aspects of the firm and how it is managed.
We describe a three-stage framework for NR QE that encompasses the range of potential use scenarios for the NR QE and allows knowledge of the human visual system to be incorporated throughout.
The Marshallian thesis emphasizes the concentration of an industry in a geographical region that allows knowledge to spill over between firms within the industry as Audretsch and Feldman (2004) quotes Krugman (1991) in his proposing a new theory of economic geography: "What is the most striking feature of the geography of economic activity?
One advantage that radical anti-intellectualism might have over its more moderate cousin is that it allows knowledge to be unified.
The ULL system uniquely allows knowledge to be shared and disseminated amongst all users of the system but remains attached to the context or environment itself.
Our approach allows knowledge-level temporal constraints to be evaluated against operational trial data stored in relational databases.
Dynamic work design allows knowledge-based employees to find and fix issues and make improvements in real time, just like on the factory floor.
Let's hope those concerned allow knowledge to win over fear.
Conceptual models allow knowledge organization through representation of relationships between variables and processes, facilitating management decisions.
Initially, says Mr Sull, tightly knit social and professional networks allow knowledge to flow, which boosts innovation.
