The phrase "allow a flow through of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is permitted to pass or move through a particular space or system.
Example: "The design of the filter is intended to allow a flow through of water while blocking larger particles."
Alternatives: "permit a passage of" or "facilitate a flow of".
Propulsion engines and the vast majority of auxiliary generator engines running at speeds below 1000 rev/min will be turbocharged and will be designed to allow a generous through flow of scavenge air at this point in order to control the turbine blade temperature.
At the portfolio company level, fund managers might organize more portfolio companies as pass-through entities to allow for the flow through of tax losses to investors.
'… But they didn' t carry it out; we put in our action plan to put some aeration to allow air flow through some of the corridors but it wasn' t done because of the funds.' FGD Women In one facility it was reported that the administration was not supportive enough, even when health workers made a request to shift the HIV clinic in their facility from a poorly ventilated place to an outdoor one.
Instead, an earthen dam blocking a specially built channel was removed to allow a small trickle of water to flow through and gradually grow larger.
The vacuum line is a flow-through system that allows rapid preparation of samples (1 h for CH4 and CO2, 30 min for CH4 alone), complete separation of CH4 and CO2 and is an easy addition to multipurpose CO2 vacuum lines already in use.
They should also be the right size to meet the needs of the local electorate and allow a queue of people to "flow" through.
Syria allowed an illicit flow of goods to Iraq while Iraq exported oil through Syrian ports, all in violation of a United Nations trade embargo on Iraq.
Impedance matching allows a more efficient flow of current through the system.
Subsequently, the sample was reloaded on the Ni-NTA resin to recapture the protease and free His tag, thus allowing elution in the column flow-through of SitA protein in the tagless form, which was used in all studies described herein.
A 0.8-μm pore size perfusion filter (polyethersulfone) with a 1-cm diameter was incorporated underneath the growth chamber, to allow for fluid flow-through while maintaining all of the cells inside the growth chamber and enabling the switching of induction media (Fig. 6a).
