The phrase "allow to extend" is not correct as it is missing a subject or object.
You can use it in contexts where you want to express permission for something to be prolonged or increased, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "We need to allow the deadline to extend for a few more days."
Alternatives: "permit to prolong" or "authorize to extend".
In this paper, several stability results that allow to extend the structure to the integrated control/filter approach are presented.
Thus, the use of a mixed composite (YSZ CGO) will allow to extend the applicability of LSCM at temperatures lower than 850 °C.
Their light weight, low cost and great ease of installation, in comparison with conventional elastomeric isolators, could allow to extend the use of these valuable devices to seismic protection of housing and commercial buildings, particularly in developing countries.
Compared to thin tungsten coatings, divertor tiles made of massive tungsten allow to extend the operational range and to study the plasma material interaction of tungsten in more detail.
Although it is a rather simple process consisting of only two phases, we assumed, however, that the results obtained will allow to extend further research to more complex problems.
In this study, after an overview of the existing multi-gate architectures, we show that multi-gate architectures will allow to extend the scaling of CMOS into the sub-10 nm range and we discuss about the technological challenges associated to their fabrication.
People should be allowed to extend their working lives if they wish to do so.
Harvard/Wellesley students are allowed to extend their appointments beyond a year.
No one is allowed to extend any part of his or her body outside the windowsills.
The use of diamond as coating material allowed to extend the tool life.
The foundations, she believes, should be allowed to extend their reach to offer medical services in the community.
