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The phrase "allows the frame to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a function or capability that enables a frame to perform a specific action or task.
Example: "This software update allows the frame to adjust its dimensions automatically based on the content."
Alternatives: "enables the frame to" or "permits the frame to".
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9. Two Live View modes available In Handheld mode, which allows the frame to be recomposed prior to actual shooting, ordinary TTL phase-difference AF using all 51 AF points is activated.
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"That to me is the key, to get her back to that, and not allow the frame to be gaudy or too big, but let the picture show itself".
Allow the frame to dry before painting.
Allow the frame to dry for about 24 hours.
Allow the frame to dry with the front side facing down, which will help later on.
Take the last stick and place it in the glue at an angle that will allow the frame to stay still when the frame is balanced on the stick.
Rolling shutter produces a staggered exposure between adjacent pixel rows (10 μs delay between each row) which allows the frame rate to be doubled in most cases.
Lincoln continues to showcase center-opening doors designed around a "ring frame" that allows the chassis to stay rigid even without a center pillar.
The resulting SP frame allocation scheme allows the SP frame to be transmitted when the receiver buffer is supposed to be empty, with a minimization of the wasted bits after the bitstream switching[10].
This is because the pulley allows the fixed frame to apply the other half of the force.
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