The phrase "allows not just" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something enables multiple possibilities or options, emphasizing that there is more than one benefit or feature.
Example: "This new software allows not just for easier data entry, but also for advanced analytics."
Alternatives: "enables not only" or "permits more than just".
Mr Roach blames "global labour arbitrage", which, thanks to the internet and local infrastructure-development, allows not just low-paid manufacturing jobs to be sent by American businesses to cheaper places overseas, but now also upscale service-sector jobs.
And, yeah, I'm Scottish but I feel I'm part of the UK' Professor Hugh Pennington: 'The absence of barriers allows not just funding and people, but ideas and innovation, to flow' David Wilkie: 'I'm against.
The findings of NAM's study are reflected in Miller's sales pitch: namely, that keeping closer track of goods allows not just for more security but also a chance to reduce inventory costs.
That is why 47 states allow not just doctors and nurse practitioners but also pharmacists to administer vaccines.
(They won, but only after a 15-year battle, and it resulted in the decision, in 1973, to allow not just contraception but abortion on easy terms).
But, if successful, it could allow not just majority voting, but also the right of shareholders to put candidates for the board on the company proxy.
Sue wondered whether, if she could hold the eyes aligned for longer, this would allow not just flat fusion but stereo fusion, too.
Rugby, of course, went its own way in the 19th century, allowing not just the handling and carrying of the ball but a player count of 13 or 15.
The City Planning Department has recommended allowing not just a denser building with more apartments, but also a taller street fronting — up to 12 stories with total height limited to 17 stories (about 170 feet).
Some longtimers are still shaken from hearing what others at work think of them, information culled from so-called 360-degree job reviews that allow not just superiors, but colleagues and subordinates, to assess one's performance.
The upper and lower composite beam components may have generic cross-sections allowing not just the classical steel-concrete composite beam, but also other assemblages of partially connected components.
