The phrase "allows service" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a feature or capability that enables a particular service to function or be provided.
Example: "The new software update allows service to be restored more quickly during outages."
Alternatives: "enables service" or "facilitates service".
By driving the cost of service delivery near zero, CRYPTOCARD allows service providers to provide strong authentication to the mass market for the first time.
One example is customer management software, which allows service representatives at call centers to retrieve instantly records of previous dealings with a customer when a call arrives.
Collaboration with charities allows service users the chance to get involved in projects, through which we are able to gain an insight into our diseases.
Mr. Kelman, a founding member of the Connecticut Condo Owners Coalition, describes a power-hungry board of directors that controls elections, allows service requests to languish for months and leaves vote counts out of the minutes of meetings.
Mr. Shuster, the lead attorney in the Herzog suit, said the case was proceeding under the Hague Service Convention, a multilateral treaty signed in 1965 that allows service of judicial documents from one signatory state to another without involving diplomatic channels.
Salix makes access equipment that allows service providers to offer data- and packet-based voice services.
The method allows services to be preplanned and designed to control processes.
The dynamic memory module allows services to be instantiated multiple times, and reduces static memory requirements of the implementation.
This second addiction allows services to keep track of and control those in treatment.
It allows services from the ICSP platform to subscribe to events they are interested in.
In early October, the government allowed service to resume from Reagan to eight destinations, including New York, Chicago and Dallas.
