The phrase "allow the technique to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the permission or capability for a specific technique to perform an action or achieve a result.
Example: "The new software update will allow the technique to improve data processing speeds significantly."
Alternatives: "enable the technique to" or "permit the technique to".
Cross convolution between observed and estimated wavefields are also employed to allow the technique to be independent of the source signatures.
That is why so many 3-D films have taken refuge at the cheesier end of the market, in horror and pornography, where the slash of a knife or the swell of a bosom can allow the technique to strut its stuff.
The accuracy and the precision achieved with the feat alignment, allow the technique to be suitable for the kinematic study of the elbow, and most likely even of other long bones, however further in-vitro validation must be carried out.
The results of this study confirm that the accuracy and the precision that can be achieved, especially with the feat alignment, allow the technique to be suitable for the kinematic study of the elbow, but without excluding the complete independence by the operator.
These findings provide an insight into the type of molecular differences, which allow the technique to differentiate between the different pathologies.
To allow the technique to be assessed against a known 'truth' we use a set of observation system simulation experiment (OSSE).
According to Cameron, work on the film had been delayed since the 1990s to allow the techniques to reach the necessary degree of advancement to adequately portray his vision of the film.
Furthermore, the generic nature of the method allows the technique to be used in a variety of monitoring scenarios, to detect damage in a wide range of structures.
This allows the technique to place different emphasis on different program constructs, such as class and variable names.
EISCAT_3D will have much improved timing accuracy, potentially allowing the technique to be extended to other planets and near-Earth objects.
Latest advances have allowed the technique to be refined, thereby expanding its clinical applicability to brain imaging as a complementary source of information to conventional T1-weighted and T2-weighted imaging sequences.
