The phrase "allow the finding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or acceptance of a discovery or conclusion is being discussed.
Example: "The committee decided to allow the finding of the research to guide their future decisions."
Alternatives: "permit the discovery" or "accept the conclusion".
Bioinformatics approaches to analyze these genomes allow the finding of new enzymes taking into account the analysis of conserved motifs in the available DNA sequences [ 18].
New investigations in areas located in the south of Ranomafana should thus allow the finding of HGM populations containing introgressed HGssp mitochondrial DNAs, unless this transfer occurs only from HGM to HGssp.
Although this finding should be confirmed on a larger cohort, it suggests that gene expression profiling using a minimal set of genes may allow the finding of new breast cancer subclasses with specific bioclinical features.
For example, exposing the plates of a transformant library to high light would allow the finding of mutants with an imbalanced rate of PSII synthesis to PSII repair rate, whereas lower light intensities would result in screening of mutants with pronounced respiration rates.
And better sharing could allow the findings of an alarming audit by one country to alert others to problems.
Granted, a very few of them might allow the findings to start to make changes in their world view but that number will be small indeed.
We hope that this partnership from the start of research will allow the findings to be rapidly adopted.
Second, the current prospective study is based on daily clinical practice, which may allow the findings to be useful for clinical management of these children.
This approach would allow the findings and recommendations of a TDF-mapped needs assessment to be readily interpreted by health educators without detailed content knowledge.
This was thought to also help familiarize them with the process, assess the gaps in their data and documentation processes and ultimately allow the findings of the review to be linked with their own quality improvement plans.
Hence we welcome reports of high-quality clinical trials, along with major reviews and meta-analyses that provide the strength of evidence that will finally allow the findings of smaller studies to be translated into life-saving decisions.
