The phrase "allow segregation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the separation or division of groups, items, or data.
Example: "The new policy will allow segregation of sensitive information from general data to enhance security."
Alternatives: "permit separation of" or "enable division of".
However, traditional methods do not allow segregation of product-rich (SAP and hydrocolloid) older thallus, from the growing apical tips.
Targeting and design methods are presented that allow segregation of streams so that flowrate and cost of recovery and treatment can be minimized.
Following strand invasion and DNA synthesis, recombination intermediates containing Holliday junctions must be resolved to allow segregation of the repaired DNA duplexes (Fig. 1).
This practice may allow segregation of large recessive effects.
In contrast, the GDP-restricted mutant Sar1T39N does not allow segregation of Cx43 into ERES.
However, the analysis relying on known TF binding specificities will not allow segregation of individual members of the IRF family.
When the lac operon fusion vector, MudJ, is transposed into the duplicated region, removal of tetracycline from the growth media allows segregation of the duplication yielding (Ara−) haploid segregants which appear as red colonies or as red/white (Ara−/+) sectoring colonies on TTC arabinose indicator plates.
Because of his vigorous protests of Wilson's allowing segregation of several federal offices, Trotter was ejected.
But the racist attitudes that allowed slavery to flourish for so long, that allowed segregation of schools and hotels and drinking fountains, that rationalize economic inequality and outrageously biased legislation and law enforcement... that didn't just go away the next day.
Field perturbation by the intervention of the technician allowed segregation of the trace into orthogonal components.
They, in essence, found that any interaural difference that generated a perceived lateralization shift also allowed segregation of target and interfering speech.
