The phrase "allow appropriate use of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or guidelines regarding the proper utilization of something.
Example: "The policy aims to allow appropriate use of company resources to ensure efficiency and productivity."
Alternatives: "permit suitable use of" or "facilitate proper use of".
These data may allow more appropriate use of limited healthcare resources.
Finally, a better appreciation of the cellular and genetic pathways that are activated in patients will permit an improved understanding of prognosis in critically ill infected patients, allowing more appropriate use of therapies.
Consequently, the anaerobic process makes the effluent environmentally friendlier and allows a more appropriate use of the large volumes of wastewaters produced every year.
We show that a careful division of the entire computational work into a set of distinctive tasks not only produces a clearly structured code, but also allows taskwise parallelization through appropriate use of OpenMP compiler directives.
Knowledge on health-related outcomes that are directly associated with the migration process will allow for the most effective and appropriate use of interventions, efforts and investments to improve and promote the health of these populations.
Limitations with the AMOS software did not allow for the use of appropriate sampling weights for estimations and modeling.
It is argued that appropriate use of ITS could allow developing countries to avoid many of the transport problems being faced in industrially advanced regions, and to take advantage of the opportunity to jump directly to integrated second generation applications.
Finally, successful discovery and development of potent and safe drugs for the prevention and treatment of obesity will probably require polytherapeutic strategies as well as vastly improved tools for the identification and characterisation of specific obese subpopulations that allow for the tailor-made development and appropriate use of personalised medicines.
Binns et al. report on trends in the expression of breastmilk and conclude "The appropriate use of expressed breastmilk allows a mother to achieve six months of exclusive breastfeeding while giving her more options with regards to paid work or study and the management of breastfeeding difficulties"[ 2] (Page 8).
This allows us to also compare estimates when we make appropriate use of PVs.
