The phrase "allows to recommend" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be rephrased to include a subject or an object, such as "allows us to recommend" or "allows you to recommend."
Example: "This platform allows us to recommend the best products to our customers."
Alternatives: "enables recommending" or "permits recommendations."
In this way, a knowledge base is formed, that allows to recommend the required information to the next user without using search engine, but through the base of recommendations.
All aforementioned allows to recommend conducting the process of lignite desulphurization with minimum admissible values of OFR (close to 0.6 m3/(h kg)), which provide maximally possible RDPS, TSC and the content of H2S in desulphurization gases and these are sufficient for keeping up the process temperature due to burning out the part of COM.
The generalization of the achieved results allowed to recommend a new criterion for the selection of an appropriate calculation model.
No longer allowed to recommend his favorite prostitutes, he sometimes touts grocery items, with a strange, Nixonian seriousness.
Physicians in the three states where the study was conducted are legally allowed to recommend medical marijuana.
Its business model is a little unusual: All EFG bankers, or client relationship officers as they are called, are allowed to recommend whatever third-party products they see fit and are remunerated according to their profitability.
Due to the limited number of students we are allowed to recommend for admission, we are not able to recommend admission for all of the applicants who meet all of our qualifications.
The department would have up to 18 months to establish regulations governing medical marijuana, such as identifying the entities permitted to dispense it, though it is possible that doctors may be trained and allowed to recommend the drug before then.
They were allowed to praise Bush and (if they wished, as Giuliani did and McCain didn't) to attack Kerry, and they were allowed to recommend civility (as McCain did feelingly and at length and Giuliani did hypocritically and in brief).
