The phrase "allow a cluster of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the permission or facilitation of a group or collection of items, ideas, or entities to exist or function together.
Example: "The new policy will allow a cluster of innovative projects to receive funding and support."
Alternatives: "permit a group of" or "enable a collection of".
In this paper, a collective control approach that allows a cluster of turbines to share a single converter, hence a single controller, that could be placed in a more accessible location.
One of the goals of this paper is to obtain a decision criterion that allows a cluster of cells to switch between cooperation and competition in order to maximize performance for a given set of system parameters and feedback exchange properties.
His meeting rooms, enclosed areas with apertures that allow only a cluster of people in at a time, reveal a direct connection between earth and the galaxies above.
The presented database allows comparing a cluster of a gene (e.g., moeB) with all other clusters.
The luminal-type tumours were dispersed in different groups, confirming that our set of genes does not allow an optimal clustering of these tumours.
Molecular dynamic simulation of aspartokinase III (AK3) from Escherichia coli and statistical coupling analysis of protein sequences of the aspartokinase family allowed to identify a cluster of residues which are correlated during protein motion and coupled during the evolution.
Then, specific criteria were designed and employed to identify target elements (Li, V, Mn, Co, Ni, Cu, Zn, Zr, Sn, W and Pb) which resulted independent of the IS chosen in a 98% of the cases and allowed a qualitative clustering of the samples.
However, the RNA profiles of newborn, adult and old rats showed marked differences: both the lists of genes specifically expressed at each age group and the levels of expression of genes expressed in all three age groups differed between the three groups, allowing a clear clustering of the samples as a function of age.
Although bearing phosphatidylserine, which is a signal for phagocytosis, MPs seem to survive longer than their parental apoptotic cell, probably because of their size, which does not allow optimal exposure of a cluster of senescence signals.
He arrived through a parking garage and entered a private room in the basement of Bobby Van's, which allowed him to bypass a cluster of reporters who gathered outside.
