The phrase "allow sampling of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission is granted to take samples of something, such as data, products, or materials.
Example: "The researchers were granted permission to allow sampling of the water from the lake for their study."
Alternatives: "permit sampling of the" or "authorize sampling of the".
Subsurface drains were placed in each plot to allow sampling of the leachate from February 14 to May 26 , 1989
However, prospective validation is awaited and elastic scattering spectroscopy does not circumvent the problem of sampling error, as it does not allow sampling of the entire segment.
The technique would allow sampling of the same potential biopsy sites as those targeted in life by neurosurgeons, whilst at the same time allowing good comparison with the final neuropathological diagnosis on the whole fixed brain.
Thanks to Joaquín Lomba, María Haber and Azucena Avilés for allowing sampling of the Camino del Molino samples.
This configuration of the splitter allows sampling of the center portion of the parabolic HPLC plug, which maintains chromatographic integrity while producing high split ratios and effectively conserving nearly 99.9% of the sample.
The photochemical reflectance index, a narrow waveband index based on the reflectance at 531 and 570 nm, allows sampling of the photosynthetic activity of leaves; upscaling of these measurements to landscape and global scales, however, remains challenging.
Furthermore, it allows sampling of the activity distribution with a much higher time resolution, thus catching early blood uptake peaks in organs that are well perfused.
Microdialysis allows sampling of the extracellular fluid by passive diffusion of substances over a semi-permeable membrane.
We are indebted to Miroslav Pidra for allowing sampling of the P. viticola SL isolate in Lednice.
This model allows sampling of the coefficient of variation of rates, which reflects the degree of departure from a global clock.
SAGE allows sampling of the whole mRNA population including uncharacterized transcripts, which would be missed in analysis with alternative large-scale methods such as microarray.
