The phrase "allows the display of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a feature or function that enables something to be shown or presented visually.
Example: "The software allows the display of multiple graphs simultaneously for better data analysis."
Alternatives: "enables the visualization of" or "permits the showing of".
The device has an 800-by-480-pixel eight-inch L.C.D. screen; a video-out port allows the display of data on a larger monitor or projector.
Some systems come only with the cameras and the receiver, Mr. Jones said, while others have a dedicated monitor that may contain a multiplexer, which allows the display of multiple images, or a sequencer, which cycles through the image from each camera individually.
One product, StadiumVision, is a video distribution system that allows the display of customized digital signs and videos on hundreds of monitors throughout an arena; the installation cost varies, depending on the site and the number of monitors, but it can cost several million dollars per stadium.
Modeling software allows the display of projections of the product and experimentation with visual aspects of color and texture.
This allows the display of meaningful search results when singles filter for age, ethnicity, religion, distance and sexual preference.
From the user׳s point of view, the interface is completely changed, which allows the display of multiple information which was not possible in the previous versions.
But Manager Joe Girardi vehemently disagreed about Gardner's ejection, saying that Everitt should have allowed the display of emotion to go unpunished.
Pam Belluck (NYT) SOUTH ALABAMA: SENATE APPROVES DISPLAY OF TEN COMMANDMENTS -- The State Senate approved a constitutional amendment that would allow the display of the Ten Commandments in public schools and state office buildings.
With e-mail programs that allow the display of images without any controls, a user's behavior can be tracked by recording when an image file uniquely named for the e-mail is loaded.
The scientist says he was simply upholding the Turkish constitution, which does not allow the display of religious symbols or affiliations in government-funded buildings.
