The phrase "accurately allow" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the precision or correctness of permissions or allowances in a specific context.
Example: "The new software is designed to accurately allow users to customize their settings according to their preferences."
Alternatives: "precisely permit" or "correctly enable".
Nowadays, new methods accurately allow the diagnosis of E. histolytica infections, thus overcoming deficiencies of many epidemiological studies in the past and enables and justifies state-of-the-art immunological investigations.
Based on the above data, we set out to design and test an assay that would more rapidly and accurately allow the use of CRISPR Cas9 reagents to test the essentiality of a single gene.
(These data and these alleles were previously published as a part of a retracted study (Mirouse et al., 2013) but accurately allow the genetic analysis of AMPK function in vivo).
Measuring the polarization more accurately allowed the Wilkinson team to refine its previous estimate of when the stars first turned on.
Recently, Markram's group completed a crucial step - a model of the cortical column that accurately allows to simulate experimental gained from a rat's brain.
It is shown that the presumed joint pdf accurately allows the evaluation of the mean radiation emission and absorption, but the prediction of the correlation between fluctuations of the absorption coefficient and fluctuations of the radiation intensity is not so good near the end of radial optical paths.
For saturation pressure measurements, the light source from the lateral window of the equilibrium cell is turned on and a digital microscope with infrared device accurately allows recording precise phase transitions at low (or even without eye) visibility.
In addition, TPTD accurately allows measurement of extra-vascular lung water index (EVLWI) to quantify the degree of pulmonary edema [ 8, 10- 21].
Our method provides a greater range of time points to measure HSA concentrations accurately, allowing the preparation and measurement of many samples in parallel.
In view of the data provided for sensitivity, linearity, and reproducibility, this assay system accurately allowed the discriminating quantification of these mRNAs from the same gene family.
Although there is not enough information in the data to estimate σ z accurately, allowing it to be random incorporates our uncertainty in the simulator into the model resulting in more accurate uncertainty estimates at the third level.
