The phrase "allow the demonstration of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to give permission or create an opportunity for something to be demonstrated or shown.
Example: "The new policy will allow the demonstration of innovative teaching methods in the classroom."
Alternatives: "permit the display of" or "facilitate the showing of".
Several advances have been made recently in the use of the cynomolgus macaque SIV challenge model that allow the demonstration of vaccine efficacy using attenuated viruses and vectors that are both viral and non-viral in origin.
In order to differentiate the performance of these garments, adapted test methods are needed that allow the demonstration of their benefits during sports activities and thus help manufacturers prove that these are not mere marketing claims.
The objective examination did not often allow the demonstration of pain in a specific region and the Blumberg sign was rarely positive.
It needs to be acknowledged that a potential limitation of our study is its cross-sectional design, which does not allow the demonstration of any pathogenetic mechanism.
Doses were halved for both drugs in the cisplatin/phenoxodiol group to allow the demonstration of synergy, if present, as described earlier (de Souza et al, 1997).
The thermodynamics of interfacial dipole layers allows the demonstration of the role of the dielectric constants on the orientation affinity of dipoles at interfaces.
This allowed the demonstration of the existence of a strong inter-vortex flux, thereby refuting the generally accepted concept of non-intermixing vortex units.
Thorough investigations for the last 30 years allowed the demonstration of the existence of functional interactions between 5-HT, NE and DA systems, and the identification of the specific receptors involved.
In particular, we show how the development of dispersion-engineered photonic crystal fibers in our group has allowed the demonstration of a continuous-wave white-light supercontinuum source covering more than two octaves.
In addition to allowing the demonstration of high-mobility transistors with near ideal current voltage characteristics, the use of this method can also lead to accurate measurement of the charge-carrier mobility, a critical step in a rational material design, and thus providing a standardization across the field.
A post hoc assessment in high-risk patients allowed the demonstration of a significant risk reduction for nonvertebral fractures for both 3 and 5 years.
