The phrase "allows to correct" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be rephrased to include a subject or an object, such as "allows us to correct" or "allows for correction."
Example: "The new software allows us to correct errors more efficiently."
Alternatives: "enables correction" or "permits us to correct."
Step 3: The analytic pipeline allows to correct MANOVA/ANOVA p-values for multiple testing using the correction methods implemented in the R package multtest.
The transport equation for the mesoscopic component allows to correct the estimation of the diffusion equation, and then to obtain the solution of the linear radiative transfer equation.
The method allows to correct for non-idealities (such as wrong calibration) or to adjust the variations of spectral resolution with mass.
The reconciliation method allows to correct each measurement as little as possible, taking its accuracy into account, to satisfy all constraints and to evaluate the most probable physical state.
The most relevant features of the peak shapes, described by bi-Gaussian functions, are parametrized in terms of field intensity and energy: this allows to correct the spectra measured in magnetic field and to recover the energy resolution almost completely.
After the hollow cathode source, a set of three element einzel lens and XY deflecting plates are mounted so that the former arrangement allows to improve the anionic beam focus, whilst the latter allows to correct for any deflections (Fig. 1).
Privately, Ken said she was the only person who was allowed to correct him.
In the cases, Democratic lawyers ask for the invalidation of absentee ballots because Republican Party workers were allowed to correct absentee ballot applications.
In Republican-run Seminole County, a local judge agreed to hear a lawsuit seeking to throw out all 15,000 absentee ballots cast in the county because Republican Party workers were allowed to correct Republican voters' absentee ballots that had been initially rejected.
Furthermore, processing of personal information requires that its purpose be specified, its use be limited, individuals be notified and allowed to correct inaccuracies, and the holder of the data be accountable to oversight authorities (OECD 1980).
In my case, it was a learning process on both sides; my students realised that they were allowed to correct me and offer their own ideas on how to continue the project.
