The phrase "allow the interplay of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the interaction or relationship between different elements, ideas, or forces in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy aims to allow the interplay of creativity and structure within the organization."
Alternatives: "facilitate the interaction of" or "enable the exchange of".
We describe methods for segmentation and visualization of spatio-temporal brain activity, which allow the interplay of geometry and scalar as well as vector properties of the current density directly in the representations.
Beyond clarifying the RanGTP-dependent composition and organization of the intact pore, the ability to form the Ran-reversible impβ/Nup153 material in vitro will allow the interplay of energy, impβ, and Ran to be directly investigated and should also allow efficient and selective molecular rectifiers to be created in vitro, not just for biological cargos but also for other substrates.
"It allows the interplay of interests and social functions".
One of the goals of Glenmore is to explore the class of dynamical model, one that allows the interplay of factors from multiple levels of representation.
For many interpreters this focus means ferreting out the diverse voices and points of view within the text -- allowing the interplay of inconsistencies, contradictions and juxtapositions to yield multiple meanings.
However, our approach starting from a different point of view, not only allows the interplay of mutation and selection, but also a wider interpretation of the fitness of heterzygotes.
It's created by exploring singular worlds, where there is no allowing for the interplay of gender, race, sexuality and class.
Motivation: Metaproteomic analysis allows studying the interplay of organisms or functional groups and has become increasingly popular also for diagnostic purposes.
In conclusion, the present approach might be a good way forward in understanding scene exploration, since it allows for assessing the interplay of image features relevant for fixation selection in scenes in a powerful and flexible manner.
Since the parcellation of the scene and the selection of features can be tailored to the specific research question, our approach allows for assessing the interplay of various factors relevant for fixation selection in scenes in a powerful and flexible manner.
This will allow us to quantify the interplay of mechanics and biochemistry in neuronal guidance, and to understand how contractile force is coordinated at a subcellular level to power cell migration.
