The phrase "allow the segregation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the separation or division of groups, categories, or elements, often in social, scientific, or organizational discussions.
Example: "The new policy will allow the segregation of waste materials for more efficient recycling."
Alternatives: "permit the separation of" or "enable the division of".
The classic reoxidation treatment at 773 K does not allow the segregation of the NM and CeO2 phases, and therefore no complete recovery of the catalytic systems is achieved.
Furthermore, during meiosis, modifications must be put in place to allow the segregation of maternal and paternal chromosomes in the first division for gamete formation.
On the other hand fission may allow the segregation of abnormal mitochondria within the cell which can then be the subject of selective mitophagy [88 91].
To fine map the genetic loci underlying quantitative traits (QTL) like tumor multiplicity, backcross populations typically are used because if extreme phenotypic differences exist between the parental strains and dominant interactions are expected, they allow the segregation of cancer modifier loci in a shared genomic background (Darvasi 1998).
In addition, the initial assignments into sFv pools based on phage ELISA readings allowed the segregation of individual anti-TES1 sFvs into discrete or minimally overlapping intrabody pools.
Receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve analysis was used to determine the threshold of MIF that allowed the segregation of the patients into different groups.
Maternal overexpression of BazS980A also allows the segregation of aPKC and Miranda during neuroblast asymmetric cell division, even though epithelial organization is completely disrupted.
As the differential timing of thymic involution between the FVB/N and C57BL/6 strains allows the segregation of generic age-dependent changes from the functional changes that drive chronic involution, we investigated this phenomenon further.
The tight apposition of the membranes at TJs, which are localized at the apical end of the lateral membrane, also blocks lateral mobility of membrane proteins and lipids allowing the segregation of membrane components in an apical and basolateral compartment.
We used Roche/454 and Illumina high-throughput genome sequencing to determine: 1) the location of plasmid sequences within the A. marginale chromosome, 2) the recombination mechanism that allowed the segregation of mutant bacteria and 3) if these recombinant organisms correspond to a population containing insertions in different genomic locations or in a single genome site.
The compromise would have prohibited the use of the tax subsidies to pay for almost all abortions, but it would have allowed the segregation and use of premium contributions and co-payments to pay for such coverage.
