The phrase "allows one to create" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or permission to produce or generate something, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "This software allows one to create stunning visual presentations with ease."
Alternatives: "enables one to create" or "permits one to create".
The dependence of the MIF morphology on the defects distribution on the glass surface allows one to create spatially structured island film of prescribed geometry.
We show that elliptic curve cryptography not only makes public-key cryptography feasible on these devices, it allows one to create a complete secure web server stack that runs efficiently within very tight resource constraints.
Campanology, by Dom Aversano, allows one to create tribal rhythms based on the historic mathematics describing English churchbell-ringing patterns with a Kinect-controller.
Web forms are a part of ASRNET that allows one to create programmable Web pages.
A new paradigm is described that allows one to create different types of sensors: from highly sensitive ones to practical household devices.
In this paper, a new thermal simulation tool is presented, which allows one to create models in a very efficient way.
This high-order model is than inverted allowing one to create a signal that cancels the unwanted harmonics.
Some document sharing tools allow one to create a PowerPoint presentation online or upload an existing PowerPoint file onto the server.
The most important security feature is security policies that not only allow one to create code groups but also to build his or her own permission set that can be enriched with custom permissions.
What he came back with are Sufi Plugins, Ableton plugins that open the software's versatility up to North African melodies, allowing one to create music in the maqam modes.
The flexibility and ease of device design and fabrication allow one to create devices with larger channels in terms of height and width, and more importantly, devices with many more nodes, corresponding to a greater number of surface antigens that could be screened, simultaneously.
