The phrase "allows merging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a feature or capability that enables the combination of two or more elements, such as data, files, or processes.
Example: "The new software update allows merging of multiple documents into a single file for easier management."
Alternatives: "facilitates merging" or "permits merging".
The reintegration scenario allows merging the changes to a relational or an XML schema that were done independently by two engineers or tools (scripts: reintegrate_rdb.mm and reintegrate_xsd.mm in directory reintegration).
The program BioMercator [ 47] allows merging different individual genetic maps even without the availability of raw genotyping data.
This created an overlap between the forward and reverse reads of a pair which allows merging of the reads.
Geo-code data include information on individual area of residence, including local health area (LHA); this allows merging of these data with the hospital separation records.
8 9 The personal identity number assigned to each resident in Sweden allows merging of data between registries such as the NPR and PDR at an individual level.
AmalgamScope (Amalgam) is an online stand alone tool with a user-friendly graphical interface which allows merging of large diverse datasets on an annotational level, as well as offering an interactive graphical user interface.
Note that this method (i) does not require us to provide a cutoff on the overlap of two CPIMs that should be merged, (ii) allows merged CPIMs to share both proteins and interactions, and (iii) may yield disconnected CPIMs.
Clusters are updated at regular intervals of the algorithm to allow merging of close clusters approaching the same local minima.
To allow merging of data from different animals, PSD values were normalized (PSDs were divided by the total power between 0 and 14 Hz before light stimulation).
Consolidating the police and sheriff operations allowed merging the specialized units (SWAT and investigations for example) further building skill and making more strategic use of resources.
The rhomboidal geometry with 120° angle proved able to produce the smallest droplets without allowing merging of more droplets, ensuring the maintenance of droplet flow.
