The phrase "allows the split of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the ability or permission to divide something into parts or sections.
Example: "The new software allows the split of large files into smaller, more manageable pieces for easier sharing."
Alternatives: "permits the division of" or "facilitates the separation of".
How absurd and how shortsighted can a world-class telephone company become if it allows the splitting of a telephone exchange (528 and 526, for example) into two different area codes (915 and 845)?
Samples from the 133 studies are stored in the Black building and in a 1,400 ft2 EHS freezer farm located two blocks away that provides expanded sample storage and allows the splitting of individual samples into two locations for enhanced security.
The incorporation of the package synchronization scheme allows the splitting of the watermark to cope with the intermittent characteristic of speech signals.
A scalable parallel implementation is developed by using the MapReduce paradigm in GridGain which allows the splitting of a task into multiple subtasks, the parallel execution of these subtasks in parallel and the aggregation of the partial results into a single, final result.
Allowing the splitting of the demand of a customer only for different commodities may be more costly than allowing also the splitting of each individual commodity, but at the same time it is easier to organize and more acceptable to customers.
Allowing the splitting of a protein into its domains could address this problem.
To assess the use of 454-derived unigenes to develop an extensive catalog of unique transcripts without the need for prior sequence knowledge, the two sets of unigenes were mapped to the assembled grape genome sequence [ 18] using the BLAT algorithm, which takes into account introns by allowing the splitting of unigenes (Table 3).
ARTs not only multiply and diversify types of contributions to creating children, but have for the first time allowed the splitting of biological motherhood into two (the genetic and the birth mother), and perhaps three (in the case of mitochondrial transfer if we see the contribution of the mitochondrial DNA donor as amounting to genetic motherhood).
The Conservatives vowed before the election to overturn the decision to allow the splits, saying they were a waste of money.
We only labelled splits of special interest, however, SAMS allows the identification of every split.
