The phrase "allows to rethink" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be rephrased to include a subject or an object, such as "allows us to rethink" or "allows one to rethink."
Example: "This new evidence allows us to rethink our previous conclusions."
Alternatives: "enables reconsideration" or "permits a reevaluation."
To avoid falling back on System 1 thinking, structure a process that allows you to rethink or re-strategize.
Drawing from psychoanalytic and poststructuralist traditions, Beckett's Late Stage explores how the traumatic symptom allows us to rethink the relationship between language, meaning, and identity after 1945.
Although being unable to save a game when you want to can be frustrating, it makes a certain amount of sense with IGI because it allows you to rethink your mission strategy each time.
"The discovery allows us to rethink the original appearance of the city in radically different way from how we are used to – in which red, indeed 'Pompeiian red', has been prevalent".
It's not a grandiose step, but still allows them to rethink how they connect their POS systems.
But placing Carnap's positivist critique to one side, the idea of the nothing allows Heidegger to rethink our relationship with death in relation to poetic habitation.
VR allows you to rethink the topics and places you've already seen pointing your view each time to different direction.
Via the internal connection with anticipation, then, the notion of resoluteness allows Heidegger to rethink the path to Dasein's essential finitude, a finitude that is hidden in fallen-ness, but which, as we have seen, is the condition of possibility for the taking-as structure that is a constitutive aspect of Dasein.
By pairing the things people love the most about philanthropy — community, content and products rooted in the interpersonal and emotionally resonant — with the scale and opportunity of venture capital, we could develop a more contemporary vehicle which allows people to rethink the way they invest in female entrepreneurs.
"By pairing the things people love the most about philanthropy — community, content and products rooted in the interpersonal and emotionally resonant — with the scale and opportunity of venture capital, we could develop a more contemporary vehicle which allows people to rethink the way they invest in female entrepreneurs," says Wood.
And then, do it again next year when open enrollment allows you to rethink every choice you just made!
