The phrase "allow one to make" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or opportunities for someone to create or produce something.
Example: "This new policy will allow one to make more informed decisions regarding their health."
Alternatives: "enable someone to create" or "permit one to produce".
The presented probability trees are very abstract and do not allow one to make a conclusion on specific parameters.
However, the design of the study does not allow one to make a firm statement on whether antidepressants improved IBD course.
Such a rule, for example, might lead from the presupposition of a question to its answer, or it might allow one to make an "educated guess" based on suitable premises.
Joint GW + neutrino observations would allow one to make statements with high confidence.
These experimental results allow one to make appropriate statements regarding the pair-wise comparison of a number of ART networks (including Safe μARTMAP).
Programs such as Norton Ghost include switches that allow one to make a bitstream copy, but these programs were not originally designed for forensic use.
This allows one to make measurements on a scaled-down version of the rod antenna using the same core material that will be used in the final antenna design.
This allows one to make predictions on possible modifications to the pathways so that a desired behavior is obtained from the system.
Logic allows one to make sound conclusions by relying on evidence, while skepticism asks one to resist accepting a belief without good reason as well as to be open-minded enough to hold beliefs tentatively.
Additionally, the force applied to the polymerase during transcription allows one to make quantitative predictions about the dependence of the pause-free velocity on this applied force, and, as such, it can be used to put any elongation model to the test.
Such approach allows one to make sense of many if not most of his activities.
