The phrase "allows pushing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or capability to push something is being discussed, such as in software or physical actions.
Example: "The new software update allows pushing updates directly to user devices without manual intervention."
Alternatives: "permits pushing" or "enables pushing".
The innovations in technological processes based on material addiction allow pushing the design towards challenging geometries and associated structural properties.
Armrests were fitted to each subject to allow pushing straight up with full elbow extension to off load the buttock tissue.
Inside, the Tourer includes an eight-inch central information display and a shade roof panel not unlike the Magic Sky Control feature from Mercedes-Benz, which allows push-button control of the roof's opacity.
IBM has announced the acquisition of Xtify, a provider of mobile messaging tools that allows push notifications to reach customers.
This work presents a novel soft actuator with a 3D-printed elastic body based on a fused-deposition-modeling technique and with tendon actuation based on flexible shafts, which allow push, pull, and twist torque transmissions.
And that's the expectation - that "Gem" will rely heavily on Google Now, providing "serendipitous" information as well as phone alerts, while allowing push-button access to Google's voice search.
However, if physical delivery of overstock is allowed (Push variant), the contract loses its coordination power.
If you're asking customers to allow push notifications within an app, for example, you probably already ask customers to opt in.
This will still allow push notifications to come through, but apps will be restricted from downloading large amounts of data while they are not in the foreground (and you can always whitelist apps, too).
In order to allow push-pull motions an initial voltage is applied to every segment to put them in a bias position.
