The phrase "allow one to interrogate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or capability is being granted to question or examine someone or something closely.
Example: "The new policy will allow one to interrogate the data more thoroughly to uncover hidden trends."
Alternatives: "enable one to question" or "permit one to probe".
Monitoring the metabolic signatures of HP contrast agents allows one to interrogate disease aggressiveness, progression, and response to treatment.
All but the last of these studies used the Universal Soybean Linkage Panel [ 19], a Golden Gate assay that allows one to interrogate 1,536 SNPs at a time, a subset of which will be informative in a given set of materials [ 20].
In addition, the built-in capabilities of Pathway Tools allow one to interactively interrogate the organism metabolic pathways map overlaid with experimental data (such as those shown in Figures 2 and 3), in order to investigate observed patterns.
Because the NP film PNR requires only chemically synthesized gold NPs to be tethered to a bulk gold film by a molecular linker, and because these NPs are easy to reproducibly synthesize with controlled sizes and shapes, the NP film PNR allows one to efficiently create, identify, and interrogate millions of identical molecular rulers.
Promoter microarrays are useful because they enable one to interrogate easily over 30,000 gene promoters.
We develop a series of randomization tests that allow us to interrogate the significance of one aspect of codon usage, such as GC content, while controlling for another aspect, such as adaptation to host-preferred codons.
Federal officials complained that the Saudis refused to allow agents to interrogate dozens of suspects arrested by the Saudis and to review critical evidence.
Pooled CRISPR screens allow researchers to interrogate genetic causes of complex phenotypes at the genome-wide scale and promise higher specificity and sensitivity compared to competing technologies.
