The phrase "allow discoveries" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the permission or facilitation of new findings or insights, often in research or exploration.
Example: "The new policy aims to allow discoveries that could lead to significant advancements in technology."
Alternatives: "enable findings" or "facilitate discoveries".
A federal court ruled against the stonewalling, and an appeals court let the ruling to allow discovery stand.
To weed out frivolous suits, the act required law firms to undertake substantial and expensive investigations to demonstrate possible corporate fraud before judges would allow discovery to begin.
Knowles issued a compromise order in which only the court may see the documents before a subsequent order is made on whether to allow discovery to proceed.
Mr. Micheletti, a Delaware-based partner at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, also argued that during this time period the Delaware courts should allow discovery concerning Mr. Redstone's competency and medical condition.
This will allow discovery based on terms known to the users.
Information such as used operating system, screen resolution, and available memory are crucial to target metadata that allow discovery of services that can run on such devices.
The exploration campaign undertaken had the main objective of directly investigating possible hydrocarbon accumulations, which could allow discovery and production to begin much sooner than under a conventional exploration campaign.
Many states allow discovery requests, which let drivers get police department information about their particular traffic violation details like officer credentials, the device they used to monitor speed, traffic flow status, etc.
As she was not a Royal Naval vessel the Admiralty would not allow Discovery to fly the White Ensign.
Thus sequence independent amplification techniques like VIDISCA have to be optimized to allow discovery without requiring a culture amplification step.
