The phrase "allows locations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a system, application, or process permits or enables the use of specific geographical locations.
Example: "The new app allows locations to be saved for quick access during future trips."
Alternatives: "permits locations" or "enables locations".
B mode allows location of the kidneys and detection of signs of chronic renal damage.
This paper presents ternary diagrams of Na-K-Mg1/2 and Cl-SO4-HCO3 and a calculation model, which allows location of geothermal water with the two diagrams, involving knowledge of their chemical composition.
While similar, this model is distinct from the character-based treatment of lineage locations used by Lemey et al. (2009), in that the structured coalescent allows location to explicitly affect coalescent rate.
These networks provide billing, user account management and customer service, and often sell hardware to allow locations or resellers to set up their own branded networks.
The final Cry8Ka1 and Cry8Ka5 structural models were chosen based on similar and uniform distribution of amino acids in a Ramachandran plot (93% favourable residues, 6.2% residues in allowed locations; 0.8% unfavourable residues for Cry8Ka1 and 92.6% favourable residues, 6.6% residues in allowed locations; 0.8% unfavourable residues for the shuffled Cry8Ka5) and on DOPE analysis.
Assign your menu to your theme's allowed locations.
Bonin Bough: Both Foursquare and Loot are simple downloads that ask consumers if they will allow location-based services to operate on their phones.
Three-dimensional modelling allowed location of mimotopes based on analysis of electrostatic properties and solvent exposure of the Pru p 3 surface.
While Facebook may indeed be allowing location-tagging in status updates, it could open these up to other apps besides just the ones brands build.
