The phrase "allows us to execute" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or permission to carry out a specific action or task.
Example: "This new software update allows us to execute complex calculations more efficiently."
Alternatives: "enables us to perform" or "permits us to carry out".
"The liquidity in Nasdaq allows us to execute larger size in the big-name stocks more efficiently and quicker.
GE Chairman Jeffrey Immelt says Buffett's cash infusion "enhances our flexibility and allows us to execute on our liquidity plan".
In this paper we give an operational semantics for QoS contracts and report its implementation in a prototype tool that allows us to execute and analyze QoS contracts.
The OpenCL framework allows us to execute identical source-code on both architectures and yet obtain strong performance gains that are comparable to what can be derived from the native SDKs.
Adding a fourth member allows us to execute and punctuate our songs much better in the studio and live.
We want to make sure there are enough people who we think would enjoy Philz, make it easy for them to get there and ensure the space allows us to execute our mission most successfully in that specific neighborhood.
Did SUM save the league? A. SUM has allowed us to execute a strategy to be a one-stop shop for soccer in this country.
There are so many things we want to do in 2012 and this deal will allow us to execute faster".
Translating the expertise that operators have to rules, and providing an appropriate interface for services operation, allow us to execute self-healing actions to anticipate or correct fault cases as quickly as possible.
This is, indeed, a wonderful skill that our human languages allow us to execute.
In a gushing press release, the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International, praised the bipartisan group and explained, "Unmanned systems extend human potential, allowing us to execute dangerous or difficult tasks safely and efficiently.
