The phrase "allows to devise" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be rephrased to include a subject or an object, such as "allows us to devise" or "allows one to devise."
Example: "The new software allows us to devise more efficient strategies for project management."
Alternatives: "enables the creation of" or "permits the development of."
Each city is allowed to devise a legacy plan.
The insight obtained allowed to devise a novel selective oxidative coupling of enolates and phenolates through an intramolecular variant.
Given that, anyway, there is another issue to be taken into account when performing keypoint deletion: an image that does not contain SIFT keypoints (or very few of them) is suspicious; such absence, especially in textured areas, could be taken as a clue of tampering, thus potentially allowing to devise forensic detectors revealing the manipulation.
States will still be expected to test students annually in reading and math grades 3 through 8 and at least once in high school, however they will be allowed to devise their own supposedly "challenging" academic standards.
This allows us to devise a simple search strategy to quickly identify the appropriate value of.
This prohibits plagiarising code, but allows competitors to devise different code that achieves the same end.
Reviewing your career allows you to devise strategies for progression, or changing direction, depending upon your need.
Whereas before Wenger was reliant on his forwards outfiring their opposition — a strategy that was made to look distinctly one-dimensional when facing more potent strike forces — his recently fortified back line allows him to devise a more tactically astute approach.
This allows us to devise an efficient beamforming approach, namely, gradient projection algorithm.
The cyclic voltammetry of the NW electrodes in combination with spectroelectrochemical measurements and photocurrent action spectra allows us to devise their electronic structure.
