The phrase "allow harmonise" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to suggest permitting something to come into agreement or alignment, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We need to allow harmonise between the different departments to improve collaboration."
Alternatives: "permit alignment" or "facilitate agreement".
The Finbalt Health Monitor data [ 15] allow harmonised comparisons of alcohol drinking habits of the Baltic countries.
From the data modelling point of view, the adoption of the CityGML standard for urban data modelling grants an open, powerful, flexible and extendable solution which allows to provide harmonised and homogeneous data to the simulation tools, regardless of the original data formats and origin.
Marvin Gaye, having been consumed by poor Tammi's death, wisely chooses to eschew singing buddies and use the benefits of modern technology to allow him to harmonise with himself throughout the 1970s.
To take advantage of this, Parsons perfected the use of studio techniques such as the double tracking of vocals and guitars, which allowed Gilmour to harmonise with himself.
The Decision makes it mandatory for Member States to open the relevant spectrum by 30 June 2014 at the latest, and lays down harmonised technical conditions to allow coexistence between different technologies.
A report circulated within BAT in October 1991 noted that, in 'a perfect Common Market excise and other similar taxes on goods would be harmonised' so as to allow goods to move freely between the member countries without any fiscal distortions to trade [ 22].
GRIM news for those, like Gulliver, who relish the fact that aeroplanes provide an escape from ringtones and phone conversations: the European Commission has agreed to harmonise technology and licensing standards to allow mobile-phones to be used across its airspace.
Furthermore, the strict modelling of the Cadastral Parcels, allows for an easy and at all times harmonised creation of metadata that will allow data users to evaluate the adequacy of the data provided and examine whether they are fit for purpose.
Furthermore, the GNC study group collaborates with other large new cohorts, such as the UK-BIOBANK, CONSTANCES (France) or the LIFEGENE study [ 10– 12] and major efforts are being made to harmonise instruments for data collection so as to allow future joint and comparative analyses.
The European Parliament approved on first reading a law that would harmonise national patent legislation on genetic engineering, and would allow continent-wide patents for genetic inventions.Bernard Arnault, the chairman of France's luxury-goods group LVMH, proposed merging his company's wine and spirits business with those of Guinness and Grand Metropolitan.
