The phrase "allows launching" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a feature or capability that enables the initiation of a process or action, such as starting a program or application.
Example: "The new software update allows launching multiple applications simultaneously, improving productivity."
Alternatives: "enables starting" or "permits initiating".
A forecast issued Friday at a space agency news briefing put the likelihood that weather conditions will allow launching at 90percentt.
This location allows launches to take full advantage of the velocity imparted by Earth's rotation, meaning that the spacecraft's onboard fuel can be conserved, thus extending orbital life.
In the last year the Lunette team has focused on a modification of the original ESPA-based concept to a design that would allow launch of multiple individual landers (each with its own braking stage) on a single launch vehicle, where each lander would be capable of independent targeting and landing.
That allowed for launching ground troops before the air war, which contained an element of surprise, General Pace said.
The requirements imposed on the design of the lander are: (1) Provide a lightweight lander structure to minimize the launch costs and maximize the payload carrying capability, (2) Minimize the lander launch envelope to allow for launching multiple landers on a single launch vehicle, (3) Given specific approach velocities, design a lander with geometric properties (low center-of-gravity, etc).
Even Mr. Thacher agrees that small motorboats should be allowed to launch at Dockside instead of kayaks, which are already covered by another launching site.
In China, points out Mr Tan, only government-controlled consumer associations will be allowed to launch such suits: "no ambulance-chasers here".
On June 1st, small-scale trading of cotton futures, with no foreigners allowed, was launched in the central city of Zhengzhou.
The Arab League had been allowed to launch a modest observer mission to Syria, and on January 21st I joined a delegation that was visiting Zabadani.
