The phrase "allows the input of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a system, software, or process that permits or enables the entry of data or information.
Example: "The software allows the input of multiple file formats, making it versatile for various users."
Alternatives: "permits the entry of" or "enables the submission of".
The 'user-friendly' model interface allows the input of key assumptions and farm specific parameters enabling model simulations to be tailored to individual farm circumstances.
LieART's user interface has been created with a strong focus on usability and thus allows the input of irreducible representations via their dimensional name, while the output is in the textbook style used in most particle-physics publications.
An electronic payroll system that allows the input of time worked as well as any Paid Time Off (PTO) hours.
MyChemise allows the input of a large number of atoms, whilst mol files are setup for a maximum of 999 atoms and 999 bonds, this means that every user must ensure for themselves that when creating files they make them compatible with other programs.
We used FITEQL to fit strontium sorption data to goethite in the presence of dissolved carbonate to account for the significant carbonate sorption to the goethite surface because FITEQL allows the input of measured carbonate concentrations at each titration point for the speciation calculation.
Compared to VisualRepbase [ 13], VisualTE allows the input of any annotated sequence in the right format.
The DSS is flexible enough to allow the input of any zoning policy.
For years, a software system in Countrywide's subprime unit that sales representatives used to calculate the loan type that a borrower qualified for did not allow the input of a borrower's cash reserves, a former employee said.
They fall into three groups: (1) user-action controls that allow the user to do something with a mouse click, (2) user-input controls that allow the input of data via the keyboard or clipboard, and (3) user-information controls that display data to the user.
Software for sketching chemical diagrams often allow the input of contracted abbreviations.
Because we had to place IR2 in a vacuum chamber, while on the ground, to perform all imaging tests, the small sapphire window did not allow the input of light to uniformly and fully illuminate the 12° × 12° FOV of the camera.
