The phrase "allow the start up of" is not entirely correct in standard written English; it should be "allow the startup of." You can use it when discussing the initiation or commencement of a project, process, or system.
Example: "The new policy will allow the startup of the renewable energy project next month."
Alternatives: "permit the initiation of" or "facilitate the launch of."
On the other hand, in both cases, ribosomal gene expression is induced to allow the start-up of growth.
Three rounds of venture funding have brought in $35m, which has allowed the start-up to expand into Europe in June 2012.
The computations are capable of simulating the start-up problems associated with the wind-tunnels that are equipped with narrow diffusers and do not allow the start-up shock to pass through.
This allowed the start up of a health service based on the principles of personalised medicine, in order to optimize the amount of tests necessary to evaluate the patient, to interpret the results correctly and, finally, to plan a personalised therapy and to periodically evaluate and/or modify it, to obtain the best clinical results with the least side effects.
"Michael's sedation is being reduced in order to allow the start of the waking up process which may take long time," Kehm confirmed.
These permits allow the client to start up, operate, produce the product, and make a profit.
Buttons around the perimeter allow viewers to start up much of the action, from a working miniature carousel to ice skaters on a rink to an excavator truck.
This flattened training cascade was designed to preserve the integrity of the intervention, allow rapid start up, minimize training costs, and provide at least one MT for each facility.
These circuits allowed start-up of battery management system, motor controller, fuel cell warm-up and torque monitoring.
This should allow for great flexibility and survival in the start-up phase in case of unexpected problems or expenses.
The model allows the simulation of start-up processes, gear shifts and tire grip loss, as well as of the transmission dynamics and the eigenbehavior of the gearwheels.
