The phrase "allow the invention of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the permission or facilitation of creating something new or innovative.
Example: "The new policy aims to allow the invention of groundbreaking technologies that can improve our daily lives."
Alternatives: "permit the creation of" or "facilitate the development of".
They allow for the invention of new functions without the intermediary of transcripts or codes.
That metaphor eventually allowed for the invention of more abstract concepts.
In the last two years, I've found experimental and documentary arts to be an apt description of my practice and the methodology that allowed for the invention of photography.
Will they at last become lovers or allow their connection to lapse, awaiting the invention of Facebook?
Observations of Pluto in occultation with Charon allowed scientists to establish Pluto's diameter more accurately, whereas the invention of adaptive optics allowed them to determine its shape more accurately.
The decisive event that allowed the observation of cells was the invention of the microscope in the 17th century, after which interest in the "invisible" world was stimulated.
The discovery of improved techniques for preserving specimens and the invention of lithography allowed the techniques of bird illustration to reach a height of beauty and accuracy hitherto impossible.
It is argued by some that the introduction of such pests as phylloxera was only a problem after the invention of steamships, which allowed a faster journey across the ocean, and consequently allowed durable pests, such as the Phylloxera, to survive.
Current activity in the field of Big Data visualization is focused on the invention of tools that allow a person to produce quick and effective results working with large amounts of data.
The concerns about an evolving market have been around since the invention of the telegraph allowed cross-continental trading.
