The phrase "allows training" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capability or permission for training to take place, often in contexts related to education, software, or skill development.
Example: "The new software update allows training for all users, ensuring they can maximize its features."
Alternatives: "enables training" or "permits training".
This new strategy allows training the local linear models using normalized LMS and using a relatively smaller nonlinear network to efficiently combine the predictions of the linear experts.
In contrast to most conventional approaches to de-biasing the data using click models, this allows training of ranking functions even in settings where queries do not repeat.
It transforms the training of the empirical model part into a dynamic system parameter identification problem, and thus allows training the empirical model part with only measured data.
The matches last eight minutes and cannot be skipped but they're (usually) engaging – tactical changes have a genuine and satisfying impact on proceedings – and playing them allows training cards to be awarded that can be combined to boost players' stats.
This allows training in parallel to get repeatable results, as each of the trees are scored using the weights at the start of the training batch, and then all updates are applied at once.
A variety of court surfaces allows training of all sorts.
A Real Time Crime Center allows trained officers to rummage databases from parole to nicknames and tattoos, giving investigators information at the crime scene.
This system allows trains to travel at high speed in the absence of disruptions.
By redesignating trains as "peak", this allows train companies to increase fares without needing permission from the regulator.
"Positive Train Control" is a digital system that allows trains to communicate with each other and can automatically stop or slow the train if danger is detected.
Another provision allows trained school staff to carry handguns.
