The phrase "allows to diversify" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be rephrased to include a subject or an object, such as "allows us to diversify" or "allows companies to diversify."
Example: "This strategy allows us to diversify our investment portfolio."
Alternatives: "enables diversification" or "facilitates diversification."
Original phosphorus dendritic structures as macromolecular asterisks, or onion peel dendritic structures allow to diversify the ways of obtaining either gold complexes or gold nanoparticles, some of them being used as chemical sensors.
It would be unfair to try to draw parallels between Norton's television persona as a chatshow and Eurovision host and his writerly characteristics; even celebrities whose fame appears to rest on a distilled essence of self, or at least the illusion of it, are allowed to diversify.
And some are allowed to diversify into new businesses, although Le says he will focus on producing more upscale apparel.
The country already has a greatly developed particle accelerator infrastructure, allowing to diversify between production from linear accelerators, a vast cyclotron network of appropriate energies or even by using the Japan Proton Accelerator Research Complex (J-PARC) spallation facility (Nakai et al., 2014; Fujiwara et al., 2017).
This could potentially allow to diversify their relative risk profile and chemotherapy sensitivity [ 7, 35].
The vertebrates started to flourish quite late, after the appearance of jaws (allowing to diversify food), and that of two paired limbs providing high mobility [ 104].
In a context of climate change, impoverished resources and need for better yields, indigenous peoples hold a vast source of knowledge that can allow to diversify agricultural production and produce more nutritional foods.
This allows them to diversify where their money is going, while allowing consumers with low FICO scores (or no FICO score at all) to get an installment plan application at the PoS.
The U.S. Bancorp acquisition allows Firstar to diversify away from its core lending business.
A new appointment allows funds to diversify their investments while increasing their exposure to a followed director.
