The phrase "allow the test to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or conditions under which a test can be conducted or executed.
Example: "Please allow the test to run for at least 30 minutes to gather accurate results."
Alternatives: "permit the test to" or "let the test".
But will the financial markets even allow the test to proceed?
And while the letter said the federal government would allow the test to continue for now, the discovery of a seep and the unspecified anomalies suggest that the well could be damaged and that it may have to be reopened soon to avoid making the situation worse.
Note that if t-tuple does not allow the test to which it was combined to reach the goal, it is "unbound" (line 9) from this test case so that it can be combined with the next test case.
Small-sized scFvs, showing faster clearance and providing a faster peak signal to noise ratio, allow the test to be completed in only half a day.
In many cases, inadequate information was provided to allow the test to be replicated, so contact with the developers was necessary.
To allow the test to be reproduced, the F1 plant and F2 and BC1 individuals were clonally replicated and maintained in vitro as described above.
The British government contributed £1m of the trial funding and has said it will increase that amount to help allow the testing to continue.
During the oral argument in the case in March, Justice David J. Souter said that any decision extending drug testing to those involved in extracurricular activities would inevitably allow the testing to be schoolwide.
Last month the House of Representatives voted to create a lie-detector program for the Defense Department that would allow the tests to be given randomly to 4.3 million people with secret clearances--military and civilians alike.
This approach may allow the testing to serve as a learning event for the students with minimal potential for provoking anxiety or other performance-inhibiting responses.
But he argued that "the integrity of the test has not been compromised", allowing the test to be sat as scheduled.
