The phrase "allow one to verify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability or permission to confirm or check information or data.
Example: "The documentation provided will allow one to verify the accuracy of the claims made in the report."
Alternatives: "enable verification" or "permit confirmation".
Where specific hypotheses are being tested, for instance in an RCT, the sample size should be discussed, and usually a power calculation reported with sufficient details to allow one to verify the reported sample size.
The built-in optimizers and associated statistical data reporting, along with behavior tools, such as parameter looping and sensitivity analysis, allow one to verify and explore model behavior in the context of experimental data and simulated data from previous models.
It allows one to verify whether, in a specific experiment, the observed values are globally similar.
A first approximation study allowed one to verify that the structural goals that were stated in the preliminary design can be met.
The following lemma shows that the construction is correct, that is it allows one to verify whether or not a given k-mer belongs to the set T0.
Finally, the odor threshold of H2S is 0.01 to 0.3 ppm [ 9, 10], and simply smelling the blood allows one to verify that plasma H2S concentrations are at, or below, 1 μM: in a phosphate buffer, the human nose can detect as little as1 μM H2S [ 9, 19].
Step one: To verify (i) of theorem 2.5 holds.
While on that show, the commentator asked Rick Dyer "Would you allow one of our people to come down and verify the body?" Dyer replied, "The only person we would allow to come down and verify the body was 'the real Bigfoot Hunter, Tom Biscardii".
[C4.] An Appeal to Vote, but Verify As the market for computerized voting equipment has intensified, critics have emerged, leading to demands that the new machines allow voters to verify their votes with a paper receipt or another method.
Tickets to the opening and closing ceremonies are embedded with a microchip that will allow authorities to verify a ticket holder's name, photo and passport number.
