The phrase "allows to highlight" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used when discussing the capability of something to emphasize or draw attention to specific information.
Example: "The new software allows users to highlight important text for better visibility."
Alternatives: "enables highlighting" or "permits highlighting".
The introduced formalism allows to highlight the main differences between some of the most popular algorithms.
This examination allows to highlight a hidden woman under the musician painting.
Finally, studying these three hypotheses at the same time allows to highlight different mechanisms between health and income.
Setting them within the same context allows to highlight their differences and similarities, and to derive new variants.
TE concentrations in the different compartments were discriminated using principal component analysis (PCA), which allows to highlight both correlated or opposite behaviors between major, minor and trace elements.
The position of the neutral axis, defined here from the residual inelastic strain field, allows to highlight the asymmetry of creep and to evaluate the asymmetry ratio.
Michael Howard was given the same treatment in the 1997 general election when he pleaded with Mr Major to be allowed to highlight his differences with Labour over immigration policy.
They have pointed out that the PSNI has been in constant contact with charities and NGOs, such as Oxfam, to ensure they are allowed to highlight issues such as world hunger and corporate tax avoidance.
Moreover, these conventional active methods don't allow to highlight particular defects, like the presence of connections between the cracks.
Raman spectroscopy showed that the extracts could be sensitively characterised, allowing to highlight the high betulin content in the solid extracts.
A literature review allowed to highlight the inherent elements of the two concepts and to draw a conclusion on their complementarity.
