The phrase "allow the localisation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of adapting something to a specific locale or culture, such as software, content, or products.
Example: "The new software update will allow the localisation of the user interface for different languages and regions."
Alternatives: "enable the adaptation of" or "facilitate the customization of".
The inversion was also able to allow the localisation of emission "hot spots" in the domain, with major source areas in southern France, central England (UK) and Benelux (Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg), where most industrial-scale production of basic organic chemicals is located.
More frequently, pelvic CT and above all MRI allow the localisation of the tumour in the seminal vesicle and a better appreciation of the locoregional extension before surgery.
Although progress has been made in this area, the development of a robust live cell reporter of expression would allow the localisation of IL-33 during ongoing immune responses.
Recombinant individuals from the WxBy F2 population allowed the localisation of maturity date locus to a 220 kb region of the peach genome.
The cellular localisation of villin in IPEC-J2 cells was visualised by immunofluorescence staining and confocal microscopy, allowing the localisation of immunofluorescense stained structures in the z-dimension of the cell layer (Fig. 9).
Currently there are no measurement techniques that allow the localisation and quantification of rotor-based broadband noise sources.
Whilst confirming that these two types of tumour expressed SRIF receptors, this methodology did not allow the anatomical localisation of receptor expression with respect to the malignant cells or surrounding normal stromal tissues.
Using damage mechanics allows for the localisation of narrower shear zones and reproduces the logarithmic pattern of rock pulverisation observed in nature on the sides of shear zones.
In addition to the major elements identification, e.g. those entering into the composition of pigments [37], it allows probing the localisation of less concentrated elements such as environmental contaminants, degradation products and trace elements that could bring important information on the pigment's history (provenance, production, etc).
Quantitative trait locus (QTL) mapping allows for the localisation of genes responsible for strain variability in nociception.
In addition, it allows for the localisation of sequences to pathology in tissue samples.
