The phrase "allows passing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a situation or rule that permits movement or transit through a space or area.
Example: "The new policy allows passing through the restricted area during designated hours."
Alternatives: "permits passage" or "enables transit".
Finite Element equations are solved with a normal plane arc length control algorithm, which allows passing limit points in case of snap back or snap through.
It is not surprising that the 250-horsepower 2.0XT provides the kind of acceleration that allows passing maneuvers on a two-lane mountain road that the driver of a 2.5-liter model would never dare.
Then, the two versions are filtered by multi-band filters having complementary patterns, i.e., when the filter on the direct path allows passing the signal, on the complementary path, it will stop it and vice versa.
Table 1 Local-based detection schemes MDS Type Drawback Privacy Delay Overhead (FP) Rate Applications Database rules [58] Plausibility This model allows passing fake sign messages from database rules.
This allows passing cars on the two-lane road to have greater visibility of the precipices.
It allows passing both imaging data and the metadata information to subsequent modules and all of this study information may be passed along throughout the pipeline workflow.
"Sticky" tabs on the gates allow passing signals to latch on.
They faced two of the best defenses in the league: the Green Bay Packers finished last season second in points allowed, third in net yards per pass allowed and fifth in passing yards allowed, and the San Diego Chargers led the league in yards allowed, passing yards allowed and net yards per pass allowed.
For each quarterback, record passing yards, touchdowns and interceptions along with corresponding data on N.F.L. team defenses, like passing yards allowed, passing touchdowns allowed and interceptions.
"The big question in the UK is whether we'd allow passing on both sides.
On the other hand, the membrane does not allow passing through or oxidation of larger substances like ascorbic acid or dopamine.
