The phrase "allows to omit" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be rephrased to include a subject or an object, such as "allows us to omit" or "allows the user to omit."
Example: "The new software feature allows users to omit unnecessary steps in the process."
Alternatives: "permits omission" or "enables the exclusion".
This article explores the possibilities of a new capillary nanofiltration membrane (manufactured by Stork/X-Flow, The Netherlandesignedigned to reduce membrane fouling and thus allowing to omit or reduce the extensive pretreatment usually required for the implementation of nanofiltration in drinking water production.
No other GHG sector is allowed to omit anthropogenic emissions from accounting.
When setting a cookie, the Web server is allowed to omit the Domain attribute (then the browser sets this attribute to the server's host name) or to set it to the server's parent domain.
Surgeons with sufficient, documented, experience with the SNB procedure (>30 SNB procedures with ALND as part of a learning curve) were allowed to omit ALND in patients with a negative SNB.
Programs should no longer be allowed to omit the teaching of substance abuse from their residency programs, but rather should have clearly identified faculty who are responsible for teaching this material, under the supervision of the residency director.
The high purity of the as-prepared MWNTs allows us to omit the usual complex purification process required for carbon nanotubes synthesized by chemical vapor deposition.
Mr. Posner claims to have spoken to two dozen sources on condition of anonymity and received the occasional plain brown envelope in the mail; this allows him to omit footnotes and attribution.
Delicacy additionally allows us to omit detail from our analyses, and thus permits patterns to emerge that may otherwise remain hidden.
This assumption allows one to omit a detailed consideration of the wave reflection, and to (2) apply the Wentzel Kramers Brillouin (WKB) approximation.
