The phrase "allow the mixing between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the integration or combination of different elements, substances, or groups.
Example: "The new policy aims to allow the mixing between different cultural practices to promote inclusivity."
Alternatives: "permit the blending of" or "facilitate the integration of".
The formation of the Isthmus of Panama was important because it allowed the mixing of terrestrial faunas between the two continents [6], as well as physically separating a once continuous marine province into separate and distinct Pacific and Caribbean communities [7] [12].
Suppose we break the inhibitory cells up into precisely two clusters; we allow all permutations within each cluster, but no longer allow mixing between the clusters.
From the first CFD results it was decided that the diffuser throat had to be moved forward from the primary nozzle exit, in order to allow a complete mixing between the primary and secondary flows, and enlarged, the losses encountered in the mixing process being higher than expected and hence the fluid density lower.
Specially marked freestyle sections, previously limited to only added sample effects over the track, allow the player to freely mix between the two tracks, use their own scratch effects, or add effects hits while within these sections.
Regulators pondering whether to allow the proposed merger between Continental and United Airlines must figure out the extent to which such a mix will lead to less competition and higher fares.
Do not allow the contents to mix at any time.
We now expand the model to three destination patches, allowing host mixing between patches and variation in the vector population distribution.
The approach requires both reactive-transport solutions for a representative ensemble of one-dimensional convective dispersive reactive streamtubes and the distribution of flux over the streamtube ensemble variants, and it does not allow for lateral mixing between streamtubes.
Females (N = 30) were exposed to two inexperienced males in a crystallising dish arena (80 mm in diameter), allowing free mixing between both males and the female.
If there are rapid fluid flow pathways that allow mixing between dilute rain water and more acidic solutions, heats of mixing may also be a source of thermal energy.
