The phrase "allow the testing of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or enabling the process of testing something, such as a product, system, or procedure.
Example: "The new policy will allow the testing of the software before its official release to ensure quality."
Alternatives: "permit the testing of" or "enable the testing of".
Once completed, it will allow the testing of various theories about the brain - and, hopefully, find some solid answers.
In 2011, Levandowski helped lobby the state of Nevada to allow the testing of autonomous vehicles, and even put a Prius through the world's first self-driving test to demonstrate its safety.
Ronald J. Stouffer, a senior meteorologist at the fluid dynamics laboratory in Princeton, said that the key to progress was to move ahead in three realms at once: in the models, in the basic research into the processes that are mathematically represented in models and in the measurements of environmental change that will allow the testing of models.
This year, California will allow the testing of autonomous vehicles on public roads.
Transportation modelling can be used to help with specific planning objectives, and allow the testing of various assumptions and alternatives.
Because replicates of design points were not run, the data did not allow the testing of statistical significance.
Although removal of maternal Spt5 will allow the test of this hypothesis, it may potentially lead to early death of embryos, rendering the experiments impossible to carry out.
Such data do not allow the test of factors that have quantitative rather than qualitative effects.
The interaction term is necessary in the model to allow the test of the primary hypothesis on the 4-month post-intervention measurement.
Hence, a differential normalization is applied by equating a parameter to one in both models to allow the test of equality.
In March 2001, the Food and Drug Administration allowed the testing of a drug called BiDil in about 600 black subjects who will participate in the African-American Heart Failure Trial, the largest clinical trial ever to focus exclusively on African-Americans.
