The phrase "allow a mass of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the permission or facilitation of a large quantity or group of something.
Example: "The new policy will allow a mass of data to be processed more efficiently."
Alternatives: "permit a large amount of" or "enable a significant volume of".
Harrison talks of the enriching effect of social media; how it allows a mass of people to peek into a world that was hidden from them before.
Now a treatment that has restored lost vision in lab animals appears to overcome these obstacles, allowing a mass of nerve cells to regrow after being cut.
The optimized medium allowed a mass of produced biosurfactant (milligram per gram cell dry weight) 1.6 times higher compared to MRS standard medium.
The monsoon delay has led to a three-week spell of sunny weather across the interior, which has allowed a mass of very hot, dry, air to expand, a phenomenon the country is predicted to experience more often in coming years.
Over the past week or so it has shifted north again, flipping to its more usual position over the top of Scotland, allowing a mass of warm air and sunshine to move over most of the British Isles from the Azores further south – bringing joy to Wimbledon's centre court.
Across the spectrum, Israeli politicians say they will never allow a mass return of refugees, who could overwhelm Israel demographically, erasing the Jewish character of the state.
In addition, the rational design method and novel synthesis technique allow a mass production of various metal oxide composites used for chemical looping processes with CO2 capture and clean utilization of energy.
Whatever positive aspects the ethnic model offered when it was devised in 1992, he said, "I'm afraid. . . it is now not cooling tensions but it is fueling them". "No healthy country allows a mass displacement of this magnitude in the presence of a capable government," said Assefa Fiseha, an expert on Ethiopian politics at Addis Ababa University.
Initial search parameters allowed a mass tolerance of ± 250 ppm, a variable trypsin missed cleavage, carbamidomethyl modification of cysteine residues and variable oxidation of methionine.
One missed cleavage per peptide was allowed, a mass tolerance of 100 ppm was used and some variable modifications were taken into account, such as carbamidomethylation for cysteine and oxidation for methionine.
