The phrase "allow the persistence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the acceptance or continuation of a certain state, condition, or phenomenon.
Example: "The new policy will allow the persistence of outdated practices that hinder progress."
Alternatives: "permit the continuation of" or "facilitate the survival of".
It seems they were determined not to raise false hopes but quite willing to allow the persistence of unnecessary anxiety.
Single parents, particularly single mothers, are more likely to live in poverty, less likely to be able to devote time and resources to their children, and therefore more likely to allow the persistence of poverty across generations.
This in turn will allow the persistence of parasites in the host and ultimately increase the success of malaria transmission.
By contrast, in the Mediterranean, the persistence of warm temperatures down to bathypelagic waters would allow the persistence of mesopelagic microbial communities adapted to aphotic regions but unable to cope with near-zero temperatures where more psychrophilic organisms dominate.
Therefore, it is conceivable that the anti-apoptotic activity of NGF may, especially in conditions of relative immunological weakness, allow the persistence of low-grade RSV infection, thus providing a plausible pathophysiologic mechanism for post-bronchiolitis asthma in children and COPD in elderly adults.
Results reported here demonstrate that MPL can modulate the inflammatory process to allow the persistence of trophozoites in the liver.
The base of the skull and the vertebral column are incompletely ossified, allow the persistence, to various degrees, of the initial skeletal axis, or notochord.
Taking these results together with our observations in S2 cells, we hypothesise that in the absence of deadenylase activity, Mad, Med and shn transcripts persist in germline cells outside of the niche, allowing the persistence of Dpp signalling that results in delayed onset of Bam expression, and subsequent differentiation.
Lack of context allows the persistence of sharp divides and missed opportunities even to seemingly well considered global solutions.
We show that this technique allows the persistence of lynx populations during long periods in areas where wild rabbits are extremely scarce.
These results confirm the high resistance of the plasma membrane of HP spermatozoa allowing the persistence of a higher number of intact acrosomes over time, compared to HN spermatozoa.
