The phrase "allows locating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability of something to enable the process of finding or identifying a specific item or location.
Example: "The new software allows locating files quickly and efficiently, saving users valuable time."
Alternatives: "enables finding" or "facilitates locating".
The novel method allows locating hard (short and open circuit) and soft (frays and junctions) faults and also for characterization of defects in the branches of network.
This technique images the catalytic activity with a high spatiotemporal resolution and sensitivity and thus allows locating the active zones throughout an individual catalyst crystal.
However, the final disparity map obtained for each object allows locating very precisely each object at the LC.
For example, a homomorphic search system allows locating terms in encrypted databases without disclosing any information about the database or about the term being searched.
At this point, the terminal can get fully synchronized with the eNodeB because the reference signals are transmitted in well-defined resource elements and the current synchronization allows locating them.
This assembly mode of the kinase domain allows locating the epimerase domain further away from the hexamerization plane and is consistent with the proposition that the interdomain segment (residues 360 382) is the site of trimerization [18].
These techniques allow locating and differentiating the main damage mechanisms: matrix cracking, fibre/matrix debonding and fibre breakages.
Usually, and are set to 0.5 to allow locating in the middle of two groups.
In between expositions to the sources, a vapour purge step was allowed, locating the substrate in an intermediate purge hole in the graphite boat.
Analysis of the non-invasively reconstructed isopotential maps allowed locating the earliest site of cardiac activation.
For nucleosomes midpoint analyses, the middle of elongated fragments was set as reference allowing locating the maximum signal approximately at the midpoint of the nucleosomes (dyads).
