The phrase "allows warning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something provides the opportunity or capability to issue a warning.
Example: "The new software update allows warning notifications to be sent to users in real-time."
Alternatives: "enables alerts" or "permits notifications".
The remote sensing techniques developed in this study, allow warning of potential debris flow events to be derived before the triggering phenomenon occurs, by attempting to recognise the evolution if intense rain-bearing clouds.
Do not allow "warnings" about competition from other buyers or rising prices to change your mind.
The new consensus policy allows for warning shots and firing from a vehicle under certain circumstances.
There was a big sign telling people that guns weren't allowed and warning that if you had film, you should pass it around the X-ray machines.
In such circumstances, ICP monitoring allows early warning of these pathological changes.
The described operation allows the safety warning messages to be transmitted on CCH, while non-safety data applications may simultaneously run over SCHs.
Early fault detection of engineering systems allows early warnings of anomalies and provides time to initiate proactive mitigation actions before the anomaly has developed to a problem that either requires extensive maintenance or affects the productivity of the system.
The administration argues that a product's approved label represents not only the least but the most that the drug agency allows in warnings, "both a floor and a ceiling for labeling," its brief in the Levine case states.
South Korea wants to allow verbal warnings, warning shots and finally shots to kill.
But they will be allowed to fire warning shots, as well as to return fire if fired upon.
