The phrase "allow the frequency of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the permission or facilitation of a certain frequency, such as in scientific, technical, or musical discussions.
Example: "We need to allow the frequency of the signal to stabilize before proceeding with the experiment."
Alternatives: "permit the frequency of" or "facilitate the frequency of".
The total amount of vector transcripts, and the amount that is contiguous with sequences 3' of the polyadenylation signal, were then determined to allow the frequency of polyadenylation signal read-through to be measured.
It will also allow the frequency of early diagnosis to be investigated more comprehensively, to examine regional and local variations and to enable better assessment of the campaigns aimed at promoting the earlier diagnosis of cancer.
The analysis of data in these and other projects benefits greatly from other collections of exome data that allow the frequency of variants in the population to be estimated (for instance, in order to filter out variants whose population frequency exceeds a certain threshold).
This assumption allows the frequency of inspection responds to the variation of the disruption state.
The integration of RON data with Italian Navy wave-wind data covering the last 60 years allows the frequency of sea storms to be reconstructed (Istituto Idrografico della Marina, 1982).
To investigate the relationship between Ca2+ transients and sarcomere assembly in C2C12 myotubes, we employed electric pulse stimulation (EPS), which allows the frequency of Ca2+ transients to be manipulated.
One of the final refinements that has appeared in some of the higher Neoptera (Coleoptera, Diptera, and Hymenoptera) is a type of muscular or neural control system whereby a single nerve impulse causes a muscle fiber to contract multiple times; this allows the frequency of wing beats to exceed the rate at which the nervous system can send impulses.
This incidence has allowed the frequency of L1 retrotransposition to be estimated variously as one in nine humans harboring a de novo L1 insertion somewhere in their genome [Kazazian, 1999], through 1 in 33 humans [Brouha et al., 2003] to as few as 1 in 186 humans [Li et al., 2001b].
The problem with simple spark gaps is this: once the air between the gap has been ionized with the arc, the resistance of the gap is reduced partially due to the increase in air temperature, allowing the frequency of the system to fluctuate.
In addition, they allow the frequency curve of such a maximum flow to be obtained, something which could serve of use not only during the design phase but also in the evaluation of the hydrologic safety of dams.
Note that, in the case of MrBayes, the Dirichlet priors remained those for four states, but these allowed the frequencies of A and C to go to much less than zero, closely approximating a transversion only model.
