The phrase "allow the capture of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or capability is granted for something to be recorded or seized, such as data, images, or information.
Example: "The new software update will allow the capture of high-resolution images directly from the camera."
Alternatives: "permit the recording of" or "enable the acquisition of".
State authorities allow the capture of a few wild fish each spring.
Behavioral differences, which occur at the BRD, allow the capture of targeted species and the escape of bycatch species.
Our results demonstrate that even low porosities may have tremendous effects on the mechanical properties and that different methods allow the capture of different aspects of these effects.
Second, design recommendations to implement programs considered most attractive without accounting for the effect of herd protection may not allow the capture of the greatest social benefits.
The new equipment will allow the capture of mitochondrial DNA (more effective than "nuclear" DNA when dealing with degraded evidence), and give the staff "1,000 times more chances" to get a usable result, he predicted.
At present many urban studies lack integrated methods of assessing urban biodiversity that would allow the capture of both social and ecological values of green space and enable better management and planning for urban biodiversity.
In Australia current political and cultural discourse does not allow the capturing of sexual orientation in national population surveys.
Remarkably, batimastat treatment allows the capture of elusive intermediates in the OMP biogenesis pathway and offers opportunities to better understand the underlying basis for σ essentiality.
This ESI-MS method does not rely on a priori knowledge of variable sites, allowing the capture of private mutations and individual-specific variation.
The number of cells attaching to the SWCNT decorated surface was observed to correlate with SWCNT density, implying that vertically aligned SWCNTs allowed the capture of cells.
An ultraviolet photo luminescent pigment added to the resin allowed the capture of images from which shrinkage cracks and microporosity of the clay matrix were easily separated.
