The phrase "allows to successfully" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts where one entity enables another to achieve success in a task or goal, but it requires a subject or object to be grammatically complete.
Example: "The new software allows users to successfully complete their projects on time."
Alternatives: "enables to successfully" or "permits to successfully".
Our results illustrate that replicating such ultrasonic measurements both in space and time would allow to monitor successfully the grout propagation within an artificial fracture.
However, the use of appropriate hashing details typically allows one to successfully utilize hash codes in various identification tasks.
Aaron Cruden missed his first conversion attempt but was allowed to retake it – successfully – after the referee, Owens, ruled that some Irish players had charged prematurely.
South African athlete Oscar Pistorius, who is charged with murdering his girlfriend, will be allowed to travel after successfully challenging the terms of his bail.
Passage to Hungary will be only allowed to those with successfully granted asylum status; the rest will be deported back to Serbia.
This new engine allows engineers to successfully train neural networks at the heart of deep learning, the engine of AI.
This paper describes a fully automated rule generation procedure that allows structures to successfully self-assemble in a simulated environment with constrained, continuous motion.
There is no one-size-fits-all approach, but there is a rising group of top executives who have "high CQ a high complexity quotient that allows them to successfully create winning paths in the face of increasing complexity.
This phenomenon allows traders to successfully build volatility trading strategies in a statistical arbitrage framework by the buying (selling) straddles on equities with a sudden increase (decrease) in aggressive HFT activity, as measured by the AbleMarkets Aggressive HFT Index.
This plasticity allows fungi to successfully infect different anatomical sites.
