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The phrase "allows the operator to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a feature or function that enables someone to perform a specific action or task.
Example: "The new software update allows the operator to access advanced analytics tools for better decision-making."
Alternatives: "enables the operator to" or "permits the operator to".
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Another interesting feature of the proposal is that it allows the operator to fix conservative bounds for the actuator speed operation in order to increment the structural robustness of the wind turbine and to extend in this way the service life of the energy system.
For the first time, the physical background of the model allows the operator to draw conclusions about the performance-limiting factor at various operating conditions.
Windows XP includes software that allows the operator to control a computer remotely.
Two-way communication allows the operator to see and talk via the machine.
The master station displays the acquired data and allows the operator to perform remote control tasks.
It allows the operator to go through the ways for problem solving.
Intentiv's new intuitive controller for consumer drones allows the operator to simultaneously control the drone and the video camera.
It allows the operator to identify fissures for the injection of epoxy resin, and weakened surfaces for FRP adhesion.
"The heads-up technology allows the operator to see information but has nothing to do with interacting with a holographic image to actually do something," Mr. McPheters said.
The integrated HD camera, when combined with FPV headset goggles, allows the operator to pilot the quadcopter remotely from a first person view, in real time.
The system allows the operator to control the movement of a mobile robot equipped with a video camera through a mobile phone.
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