The phrase "allows precisely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying the exact nature or extent of what is permitted or enabled by a particular action or condition.
Example: "The new software update allows precisely the level of customization that users have been requesting."
Alternatives: "permits exactly" or "enables specifically".
The Haar WPT allows precisely resolving the brain rhythms into packets whilst demanding a relatively low computational cost.
This chemical methodology allows precisely controlling the MAG nanoparticle content, the MAG nanoparticle size leading to a uniform coating on the different carbon supports.
These results suggest that the developed chemical synthesis allows precisely control over the composition variation as well as the uniformity of the FePt composited nanoparticles.
On the other hand, the DRP allows precisely for this middle ground, between giving up a 'classical description in space and time' altogether (the moon is not there when nobody looks), and requiring that it be applicable also at the microscopic level (as within some kind of 'hidden variables' theory).
Interestingly, the superresolution data allows precisely solving the reverse engineering problem: given many trajectories, reconstruct locally the field and the local diffusion properties (diffusion tensor).
High rates of homologous recombination in Saccharomyces cerevisiae allow precisely targeted modification of specific yeast chromosomal genes, an attractive feature of this model organism.
Nearly as big as a bus, the chamber was filled with synthetically produced air, allowing precisely controlled chemical conditions.
In order to allow precisely accurate indoor overlays and enable us to create indoor navigation aids, we devised the concept of Latitude Longitude Altitude - Markers (LLA Markers) for the purpose of AR-based wayfinding.
Robotic interfaces allow precisely this type of manipulation.
Further study of these classifiers may permit finer stratification, allowing precisely targeted therapy.
31 32 Theoretically, increasing the cut-off level may not allow precisely the same extension of the screening interval.
