The phrase "allow the integration of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the permission or facilitation of combining different systems, processes, or elements.
Example: "The new software update will allow the integration of various applications to streamline workflow."
Alternatives: "enable the merging of" or "facilitate the incorporation of".
Future VLSI technology will allow the integration of larger systems on a single chip.
The equations are mathematically tractable and allow the integration of the material balance equations in isothermal reactors.
This design could allow the integration of low-power n- and p-channel field-effect transistors for complementary logic applications.
In this paper, we explore one advantage of rnnlms, namely, the ease with which they allow the integration of additional knowledge sources.
Currently available fabrication technology will allow the integration of electronic readout and sample introduction into a single unit, decreasing the device size, detection time, and cost.
Next generation FPGA circuits will allow the integration of dozens of hard and soft cores as well as dedicated accelerators in the same chip.
To allow the integration of security requirements in an early stage of the development cycle, a model-driven configuration approach is used.
Moreover, these standard models are limited or simplified to a linear behaviour and do not even allow the integration of nonlinear reinforcement behaviour.
The aim was to allow the integration of synthetic regenerative structures and cells into the nerve interior while preserving an outer nerve tissue layer with a supportive vasculature.
We identify challenges and future research questions to be addressed to allow the integration of social network analysis into conservation planning processes.
The introduction of DNA-mediated protein recruitment should also allow the integration of supramolecular protein assembly with various forms of dynamic DNA nanotechnology such as DNA-based molecular circuits that allow logic operations, amplification, thresholding, and feedback control.
