The phrase "allow collecting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when giving permission or enabling the act of gathering or accumulating something, such as data or items.
Example: "The new policy will allow collecting feedback from customers more efficiently."
Alternatives: "permit gathering" or "enable accumulation".
For instance, the United States' Bureau of Land Management prohibits any commercial collection from public lands, but does allow collecting for personal use.
Thus, it is common to use several tools to allow collecting data regarding the processes.
A crucial issue for this research will be creation of research station network which would allow collecting information about planetary conditions at far-remote points.
For example, the development of specimen holders that are more stable and allow collecting data at slower exposure rates with "resting" periods in between exposures might make biological specimens more impervious to radiation damage (Chen et al. 2008; Karuppasamy et al. 2011).
Furthermore, we recorded FRAP at three time-points: prior to adding NMDA and MK-801, immediately after the drugs (5 60 min to allow collecting data from several cells in one well) and after 24 h (Fig. 3D).
Future sampling with ichthyocides applied by divers utilizing rebreathers, supplemented with trawl and dredge sampling would allow collecting from the outer slopes and would certainly yield additional new and interesting species of fishes from this submerged atoll.
Attach a garden hose to the lower hose bib and open the valve to allow collected rainwater to flow to your plants!
The question was, rather, whether the Fourth Amendment allowed collecting it from people who have merely been arrested and so are presumed innocent.
In addition, it allows collecting movies (multiple frames) for each exposure.
This allows collecting as much data as possible for the use by Disaster Management Centers.
The obtained results allowed collecting unexpected material evidences, which suggest restoration and subsequent addition made by Gauguin himself.
