The phrase "allows to exploit the" is not correct in standard written English.
It is missing a subject or object after "allows," making it incomplete.
Example: "The new software allows users to exploit the full potential of their devices."
Alternatives: "enables the exploitation of" or "permits the use of."
Recently, we have proposed an on-line optimization based SMB control scheme that allows to exploit the full economic potential of SMB technology.
First, we develop a modular application design that allows to exploit the functional parallelism inside the application and to facilitate the parallelization of individual application phases.
This allows to exploit the multiplexing gain due to centralized processing in the cloud.
To this end, cognitive radio represents a promising technology since it allows to exploit the unused radio resources.
It allows to exploit the modular structure of the RLS lattice filter and construct the pipelined serial connection of filters for even higher performance.
Incorporating the conditional SPP in SDW-MWF allows to exploit the fact that speech may not be present at all frequencies and at all times, while the noise can indeed be continuously present.
The Daily Mail has been freely allowed to exploit the premature and natural death of a popular and rare role model for gay people.
As new figures emerged revealing the extent of the crisis, Priti Patel, the former international development secretary, warned "predatory paedophiles" had been allowed to exploit the aid sector.
LVL based materials have controllable and homogeneous properties, and allow to exploit the potential of some hardwood species (e.g. beech).
Why is Facebook — "the biggest surveillance-based enterprise in the history of mankind," in the memorable phrase of the critic and novelist John Lanchester — allowed to exploit the work of "content creators" while doing so little to reward them financially?
Eamon O'Hearn, the GMB union's national officer for the food industry, said: "It's very common for suppliers and retailers to renegotiate supply contracts but super-rich companies like Unilever must not be allowed to exploit the government's chaotic handling of Brexit as an excuse for making workers and shoppers pay the price".
