The phrase "allow a conclusion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of reaching or permitting a certain conclusion based on evidence or reasoning.
Example: "The data presented in the study allows a conclusion that further research is necessary to validate the findings."
Alternatives: "permit a conclusion" or "facilitate a conclusion".
In only two studies is there sufficient information to allow a conclusion about whether high-severity fires have or have not increased since settlement, and in these cases the authors conclude they have not.
The reason behind this practice is therefore questionable, and randomized trials are necessary to allow a conclusion on the interest of such a practice.
Unfortunately the information submitted with the registration dossier does not allow a conclusion whether the PBT-criteria are fulfilled or not. 3.
Since our cross-sectional study demonstrates only correlations, it does not allow a conclusion on the causative relationship between headache and JME to be drawn.
These results allow a conclusion that the ZnO-NFs/Cu2O device (growth time 30 min) not only exhibits efficient light harvesting but also low recombination rate and thus the best PCE.
The remaining 55%% of sampled commenters did not express anything that would allow a conclusion to be drawn as to whether they supported or opposed the overall tone and content of the article (see Fig. 1).
The experimental data and the results of reactor modeling agreed well and allowed a conclusion that the ATR rate is controlled by inter-phase mass transfer.
This allows a conclusion on the role of ultrafast electron shuttling across the interface in making the electron unavailable for a reduction of MB.
Analysis of the obtained results allowed a conclusion that the application of suitable hydrophobic products to the ACC furthers the modification of its given strength parameters.
After the inclusion of 54 patients in each arm, the observation of four or fewer patients with objective responses allowed a conclusion of insufficient treatment efficacy.
This information on the wideness of the confidence intervals can be used as a basis for clinical inferences, e.g. it allows a conclusion that confidence intervals have exceeded the minimal clinically important difference.
