The phrase "allows synchronisation with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a feature or capability that enables coordination or alignment with another system, process, or entity.
Example: "The new software update allows synchronisation with various cloud services for seamless data access."
Alternatives: "facilitates synchronization with" or "enables alignment with".
These Ca2+ waves lead to further ATP release, resulting in a regenerative wave that allows the synchronisation of nearby cells [ 30, 35].
The use of these cells allows cell synchronisation without the need for agents that prevent DNA synthesis (such as hydroxyurea or thymidine) or that inhibit formation of the mitotic spindle (such as nocodazole).
To allow direct comparison and synchronisation with echocardiography, electronic markers were placed in the ICG data at the first of each three averaged echocardiography SV values, and one minute of ICG values were averaged to give the SV value for that time point (30 seconds either side of the echocardiography marker).
Windows Live Mail 2012 does not support the new APIs (applications programming interfaces) required to provide full synchronisation with Outlook.com.com
Motion artefacts due to breathing which can seriously compromise imaging acquisitions can be eliminated from the acquired images by employing gating techniques, which allow the synchronisation of data collection with the respiratory cycle.
A very smart feature of BuddyPing is that it both geo-codes the photos and allows a user to enable synchronisation with a Flickr account.
Choosing the subcarriers to be orthogonal, and assuming perfect synchronisation, allows the block of symbols to be transmitted in parallel with minimal bandwidth usage and without interference.
Adaptability must be in in synchronisation with capability build up.
"Their synchronisation with the obtaining of perceived missing 'intelligence' for domestic proceedings damns both enterprises equally".
It matched his mood but, in synchronisation with the tennis, that swayed many times thereafter.
