"allows specifying" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to indicate that something makes it possible for a particular thing to be specified. For example: "This form allows specifying an emergency contact."
This methodology makes possible to determine the water absorption in a viscous medium and it allows specifying accurately the amount of mixing water to produce concretes.
The main effort is focused on the user interface that allows specifying a task into a 3D model and sending commands to the real robot once the operator approves them.
By means of an example we show that our approach allows specifying aspects of a distributed system in a Maude-based KLAIM dialect, verifying these specifications using Maude's LTL model checking capabilities, and then executing the verified specifications in a distributed environment.
The paper briefly presents the environmental model and hybrid agent architecture based on the floor field approach, then a sample practical application in a simple case study is also presented to show how it allows specifying abstract behavioural scripts for different groups of agents.
Adding the three dimensions of sustainability as second perspective further allows specifying these starting points.
Although YCSB allows specifying a fixed throughput rate, we did not make use of this function.
Because these activities yield savings significantly exceeding their cost, the BCA allows specified amounts for these program integrity efforts that don't count against the BCA's austere appropriations caps.
The initial design does not allow specifying the species, as the intention was to built a database for human metabolism.
Also, longitudinal data allow specifying the time that elapses before an effect emerges, whereas in cross-sectional studies, the time interval is left unspecified.
DREME allows setting E-value cutoff but it does not allow specifying motif size.
This approach would allow specifying high-risk groups of health limitations or chronic diseases in adulthood.
