The phrase "allow inclusion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are granting permission for something to be included or accepted within a group or system.
Example: "The new policy will allow inclusion of diverse perspectives in our decision-making process."
Alternatives: "permit inclusion" or "facilitate inclusion".
Ayala not only provides answers to basic evolutionary questions, he provides examples that allow inclusion of lay persons.
Smart albums allow dynamic creation of albums based on rules (ratings, tags, date, etc)., and also allow inclusion of photos from friends.
But "Smart albums" allow dynamic creation of albums based on rules (ratings, tags, date, etc)., and also allow inclusion of photos from friends.
A component is a collection of definitions that allow inclusion of usage assumptions and verification conditions along with a specification in a single construct.
In other words, the minimum time limits set in the ICHD-2R [17] for diagnosis of CM (15 days per month for 3 months) appear to be too short to allow inclusion of CM itself among complications of migraine.
Our analysis indicated model-selection uncertainty in NWOR for stem wood volume was 12% (from 22 stem wood volume equations, using approach 2 procedures over DBH classes 10 to 40 cm to allow inclusion of all species).
For example, with reliability weight for unused link would be reduced by for every calculation of network topology, which would allow inclusion of the jammed link into new topology after only a few iterations.
Therefore, the new systems code extension CELLSOR (Code to Estimate the Lifetime Limited by Sputtering Of a Reactor wall) was developed in order to allow inclusion of PWI effects into reactor optimization studies.
Conceptualisation of the model has targeted a set of soil ecosystem service-related functions, including carbon sequestration, water buffering and biomass productivity, with the model framework designed to allow inclusion of additional processes and functions over time.
RCTs should ask questions of clinical rather than commercial interest, avoid non-validated surrogate endpoints in registration trials, and have entry criteria that allow inclusion of all patients who are fit to receive treatment.
For safety reasons the study did not allow inclusion of CAD patients with high-grade stenoses.
