The phrase "allow continuation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission is granted for something to proceed or continue, such as in instructions or guidelines.
Example: "If all conditions are met, we will allow continuation of the project into the next phase."
Alternatives: "permit continuation" or "enable continuation".
Conclusion: Both single-agent gemcitabine and the gemcitabine+vinorelbine combination are sufficiently active and tolerable to allow continuation of the MILES study.
To make fuel cells commercially viable in the transportation sector, it now becomes crucial to develop some technical concepts that allow continuation of the operation of the multi-stack generator even if one stack fails.
There are also well-developed numerical tools such as DDE-BIFTOOL [110, 111] that allow continuation, stability and bifurcation analysis of coupled systems with delays.
The game was over when one of the players did not have any pieces left or if there were no more pieces that could "be bought" to allow continuation of the game.
When conditions are particularly inhospitable on land, larval breeding may allow continuation of a population that would otherwise die out.
Paul Ryan, a lawyer with the campaign finance watchdog Campaign Legal Center, said, "Our particular concern is that this proposed rule would allow continuation of the dark money free-for-all, for example, in a presidential election battleground state from the day after the state's primary through the beginning of September.
Respite allowed continuation of what most people take for granted.
Tolerable adverse event(s), allowing continuation of the study drug.
Pressure release by an integrated bypass system allowed continuation of culture.
This allows continuation of inflammatory factors and cytokines to be produced, potentiating a cycle [see Additional file 3B].
Ileus was reported in two patients, this event occurred after the first administration and recovered completely allowing continuation of treatment at 280 mg m−2.
