The phrase "allow realization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the idea of permitting or enabling someone to come to an understanding or awareness of something.
Example: "The new policy will allow realization of the project's full potential among team members."
Alternatives: "enable understanding" or "facilitate awareness".
Also, post forming techniques allow realization of geometrically complex (free-form) shapes by means of standard connection systems.
In particular modern miniaturization techniques allow realization of satellites with continuously smaller masses, and thus enable cost-efficient implementation and launch of distributed multi-satellite systems.
This DMN array overcomes critical issues associated with the low penetration efficiency of flat patch-based DMNs, and will allow realization of patient convenience with the desired drug efficacy.
The results demonstrate that the low-cost ZnO B electron-selective materials could allow realization of the optical and electrical requirements simultaneously, and also provide an alternative design concept for existing energy conversion devices.
The perovskite layers with a well-defined grain structure, full surface coverage, and small surface roughness allow realization of an efficient solar cell [5, 21].
On the other hand, graphene prepared by chemical vapor deposition (CVD) and epitaxial graphene can be used for potential device applications because the sizes of these systems should allow realization of wafer-scale integrated circuits based on graphene [7].
Such design of fabrication process allows realization of disparate pattern dimensions and also etching depths.
The nanometer scale feature of the device creates a new opportunity for new logic elements allowing realization of innovative circuits that are removed from the more established design domains.
The features of this cell culture platform include maintaining homogenous and stable culture environments, efficient medium delivery and cells/agarose (scaffold) loading; allowing realization of more precise and high-throughput cell culture-based assays.
This new generation delivers one order of magnitude higher performance and allows realization of groundbreaking experiments on a variety of systems and materials at the atomic and molecular levels.
Bruce R. Sievers explores this issue by investigating ways to balance the public and private sides of modern life in a manner that allows realization of the ideal of individual freedom and, at the same time, makes possible the effective pursuit of the common good.
