The phrase "also allows connection to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a feature or capability that enables linking or interaction with something else.
Example: "The new software update also allows connection to various third-party applications for enhanced functionality."
Alternatives: "also enables linking to" or "also facilitates connection to".
The American site will also allow connection via Facebook Connect and will be initially be run by a small Washington DC-based team.
DLNA 1.5 – Further expanding on its wireless and networked capabilities, the VSX-1021 alsoffersrs DLNA 1.5 support, allowing connection to devices with the same feature.
This also allows a connection to the weekend Wenlock Wanderer bus service.
Second, the dead-end tunnel cuts out all of New England and Eastern Canada from essential rail capacity growth; the less expensive Penn Station alignment allows for it, and also allows a future connection to Grand Central Terminal that would take hundreds of thousands of subway riders off overcrowded lines in Midtown.
The Internet connection also allows them to get information about your local weather and tailor their work accordingly.
This connection also allows users to employ Siri, Google Now, etc. via their headphones.
Consistent programming also allows for deeper connections to be made through building peer-to-peer relationships and receiving mentorship from program leaders (Li & Julian, 2012) with the CSCs.
The new central concourse also allows museumgoers to make more logical connections, progressing historically, for example, from the ancient archaeology of the region through the Ottoman period, then to the Judaica and Ethnography collection describing Jewish life dispersed from the Holy Land.
It also allows users to create an ad hoc connection directly to their computer to wirelessly upload photos and videos while away from a wireless router.
It also allows the connection of many PV modules in series or parallel connection.
