The phrase "allows to preserve" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be rephrased to include a subject or an object, such as "allows us to preserve" or "allows for the preservation of."
Example: "This method allows us to preserve the integrity of the data during the transfer process."
Alternatives: "enables preservation" or "facilitates the preservation of."
This allows to preserve small-scale image features and contrast.
Given the local nature of the test, the method allows to preserve the heterogeneity of the weight distribution, thus overcoming the drawbacks of a global thresholding procedure.
This approach allows to preserve the stochastic properties of the training series in multiple-step ahead prediction (Ben Taieb et al. 2010).
Most of the time, it allows to preserve them by maintaining the bodies on the top or near the upper part of the snow flow.
The model is based on an object-oriented approach using the Modelica language, which easily allows to preserve the high modularity required at this stage of the design.
As expected from the discussion in Section 3, a drop in the order of convergence is achieved by using the denominator function ϕ 1 whilst the function ϕ 2 allows to preserve order 1.
They were allowed to preserve their language and practice their own religion.
But they will be allowed to preserve revered verses from the Book of Common Prayer.
The Baltic Germans were loyal subjects and provided admirable officers and officials; they were therefore allowed to preserve their German culture and to maintain their cultural and social domination over the Estonians and Latvians.
Although computationally inefficient and involving decompression overhead, the methods allow to preserve the entire datasets in the original form.
CoPc resulted anchored to CB by a non-covalent physisorption, confirmed by IR and UV-visible spectroscopies, allowing to preserve the electrochemical performances of CoPc.
