The phrase "allow localisation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the ability to adapt or modify something to suit local preferences or requirements, such as software or content.
Example: "The new software update will allow localisation for different languages and regional settings."
Alternatives: "enable localization" or "permit localization".
Standard radiographs in anterior posterior (AP), outlet and axillary views are used for diagnosis and follow-up of CT, because they allow localisation and assessment of the texture and morphology of the deposits [22, 23] (Fig. 1).
Several techniques have been developed to allow localisation and selective tissue sampling of these lesions.
The image collection protocol comprised routine orthogonal T1- and T2-weighted images taken through the previously identified target lesion, to allow localisation and bi-dimensional tumour measurement.
A bifunctional chelator contains a reactive site for attachment to a targeting group and, ideally, will fully retain the radiolabel under physiological conditions to allow localisation at the target site without transchelation occurring.
The presence of enzymic activity implies the presence of intact dimers, and we anticipate that this stability in the circulation will also allow localisation similar to that seen in ADEPT (Napier et al, 2000), a therapy now in phase I/II trial.
Using source modelling, we show that our system allows localisation of the evoked response to somatosensory cortex.
Along with lesion characterisation, angiography also allows localisation of the origin of spinal arteries.
Radiography of the head and endoscopic examination of the upper respiratory tract allowed localisation and visualisation of the mass.
Ultrasonography allowed localisation of the ileus to the duodenum and differentiation of the problem from pyloric and jenunal stenosis.
The high quality of optical imaging allows localisation of micro-pathology, such as DCIS of the epithelial lining within the mammary ducts.
In addition, binding of TACC3 to clathrin allows localisation of this complex onto the kinetochore MTs, thereby stabilising the kinetochore fibres by inter-MT bridging [ 54, 56].
