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The phrase "allows to select the" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used when discussing a feature or function that enables a user to make a choice or pick an option.
Example: "The software allows users to select the preferred settings for their profiles."
Alternatives: "enables the selection of" or "permits choosing the".
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This allows to select the most appropriate catalyst for a specific reaction.
At last a quantitative analysis allows to select the most promising assembly sequences.
Furthermore, the information in the model allows to select the most appropriate solving strategy for a particular design synthesis problem.
This model allows to select the optimal extraction conditions to achieve the best performances and can be widely applied.
The database is managed by an application that also allows to select the recorded data in a large number of ways and to extract and to arrange in tables their properties that are considered most meaningful.
Additional correlations are proposed to estimate the critical Reynolds number at the beginning and ending of the transition region, which allows to select the most adequate friction factor correlation as a function of the operational Reynolds number for a heat exchanger design application.
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Next, we expose feature selection techniques allowing to select the most pertinent attributes among these descriptors.
Should ballet schools be allowed to select the children they believe are most promising?
It was even allowed to select the opponents and players for the so-called "Nike games".
The round-robin procedure should allow to select the most appropriate optical fibre.
The algorithm allowing to select the adequate Transport and IP services is finally detailed.
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