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The phrase "allows the tool to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the functionality or capability of a tool or software in relation to a specific action or outcome.
Example: "This software allows the tool to analyze large datasets quickly and efficiently."
Alternatives: "enables the tool to" or "permits the tool to".
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This allows the tool to map more efficiently to logic gates.
The OPC interface allows the tool to be connected to almost any process which features a SCADA system for supervisory control.
The tool provides automatic spelling correction which allows the tool to extract misspelled terms from documents.
The cognitive loop not only allows the tool to improve its network planning models, the feedback about the actual path loss values also allows a further optimization of the global energy consumption (phase 4 in Table 1).
This allows the tool to establish the intensity of emotion over the course of an advert's exposure, without the need to ask respondents any direct questions.
This flexibility allows the tool to be tailored for specific countries, for example, diazepam has a minimum registered/licensed dose of 4 mg in the USA and 5 mg in Australia.
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The implementation of detection techniques allows the tools to highlight the entities that most likely present code smells.
In those circumstances, I think it's still better to allow the tool to exist.
Setting this to "no" may allow the tool to run considerably faster.
It must contain a "%d" or other printf syntax (see man printf) to allow the tool to number the files.
"We have to guard ourselves so we don't allow the tool to become the means of really connecting," he said.
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