The phrase "allow it to undergo" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a process or transformation that something is permitted to experience or go through.
Example: "In order to achieve the desired results, we must allow it to undergo the necessary changes."
Alternatives: "permit it to experience" or "let it go through".
Fullerene is stable and its spherical structure produces an angle strain which allows it to undergo characteristic reactions of addition to double bonds (hybridization which turns from sp2 to sp3).
Ideally, the radiosynthon would contain an alkynyl pendant, allowing it to undergo bioconjugation with an azido modified macromolecule using click chemistry (Roberts et al. 2015).
Therefore, combining the usually used culture media and supplementing it with growth factors such as BMPs and then allowing it to undergo some kind of physical stimuli might provide the optimal conditions required for osteogenic differentiation.
Our results suggest that PorB can undergo spontaneous conformational rearrangements that allow it to adapt to its local lipid environment.
To infect other hosts, the parasite must undergo changes that allow it to re-infect the tsetse fly.
In 1995 North Carolina received waivers from the Clinton Administration allowing it to require welfare beneficiaries to undergo job training.
He admits he found it difficult to cope with the shame and turned to drink for a while, but a friend's gift of a PlayStation allowed him to undergo a unique form of self-diagnosed therapy.
It allows them to undergo a pat-down in a private room, with a traveling companion as a witness.
As for the abortions he performs, why does the doctor feel that he has the right to make a value judgment that it is better to allow women to undergo abortion because some will otherwise suffer harm from illegal abortion?
What Ms. Bendit needed, I reasoned, was to find a program like Glider, one that would allow her to undergo a similar communion with her Macintosh machine.
