The phrase "allow integration of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or permission to combine or incorporate different systems, components, or processes.
Example: "The new software update will allow integration of various third-party applications to enhance functionality."
Alternatives: "enable the merging of" or "permit the incorporation of".
"They allow integration of wind into the grid.
The designs also allow integration of stretchable, inductive coils to enable charging through external supplies without the need for physical connexions.
Kismet's data formats are well suited to allow integration of this data into mapping-related tools and programs.
This restriction has been removed here and the constraints have been reformulated to allow integration of constraints from all the neighboring surfaces.
Being able to utilise the power from the electric fence energiser is of great interest as it would allow integration of this system into any electrically fenced farms.
The detector will be improved replacing the Hamamatsu Flat Panel with Silicon Photomultipliers (SiPMs) to allow integration of the system with MRI scanners.
500 μL of the stock solution were added to a NMR tube and the 1H NMR recorded to ensure an accurate t = 0 spectrum was recorded and to allow integration of the internal standard against both components.
We introduce two techniques, which we call causal reconnection and time-symmetric ADI, which together allow integration of the wave equation with absolute local stability in any number of dimensions on grids that may move very much faster than the wave speed and that can even accelerate.
The sequencing of genomes of several organisms and advances in high throughput technologies for transcriptome and proteome analysis has allowed detailed mechanistic studies of transcription and translation using mathematical frameworks that allow integration of both sequence-specific and kinetic properties of these fundamental cellular processes.
