The phrase "allow conception" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing fertility, reproduction, or the conditions necessary for pregnancy to occur.
Example: "The new treatment aims to create a more favorable environment in the body that will allow conception to take place."
Alternatives: "facilitate conception" or "enable conception".
HIV-discordant couples should be informed that sperm washing can remove HIV from semen, allowing conception without the risk of infection for the seronegative female and eventually the child.
In February, Britain became the first country to allow for conception of "three-parent" babies.
Thus, only patients with a tubal EP that allows both interventions, and a contra lateral tube that would allow spontaneous conception in case of salpingectomy, are being included in the study.
Current clinical opinion relies mostly on conventional semen parameters upon deciding wether to allow natural conception or to refer for IVF treatment and, quite frequently, without identifying male fertility potential or any underlying pathology.
A solid-phase-supported synthesis of Q2FA15 allowing the conception of new hybrid compounds is also described.
Among participants who planned pregnancies with a serodiscordant partner, some individuals or partners had sought advice from healthcare providers or the internet, but the majority of participants did not know how to minimize sexual transmission risk while allowing for conception.
The very rejection of the temporal dimension which would allow an authentic conception of creatio ex nihilo, is also the condition of a true conception of the divine will, a will that coincides totally with the being of the Principle and aims at a good inherent in It, from which the good of the world follows as a consequence.
The Arabesque Romance guidelines "strongly discourage having the characters live together as a couple," although "some story lines do allow for premarital conception, as long as the couple eventually marries".
