The phrase "allows to reflect" is not correct in standard written English.
It is missing a subject or an object, making it unclear and incomplete.
Example: "This exercise allows us to reflect on our experiences."
Alternatives: "enables reflection" or "provides an opportunity to reflect."
They could for example organize sessions where the involved teams are allowed to reflect and comment on a given design.
A constructed trip is allowed to reflect on or pass through any node on the tree an arbitrary number of times.
The company received some quite sizable milestone payments–$25 million in May but it was only allowed to reflect about $5 million on the balance sheet.
By incorporating MagNP, the modified graphite became responsive to magnetic fields, either as a powder or liquid suspension, allowing to reflect white light and lasers, and to control the light beam transmission, simulating smart windows and optical displays.
The shock converges to the other focus and via a convergent duct is allowed to reflect off a free surface of the liquid at the front of a nozzle, whereby a jet is emitted.
They allow to reflect the impact of the network planning, which might increasingly disappear with the emergence of self-organizing networks (SON) [123 125], and also account for more fundamental limitations such as topological and geographical constraints.
The design and resolution of the microscale modelling system allow to reflect the impact of actual traffic conditions on driving patterns and related emissions, making it useful for the design of mitigation measures for specific traffic hot-spots.
*What happens in your online relationships should be allowed to reflect your offline relationships, including deleting and/or re-friending.
But even here, Hef is allowed to reflect on it today and speak intelligently about the issue and admit that at the time he just didn't have the words to explain his ideas.
