The phrase "allow to gain" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to express permission for someone or something to acquire or achieve something, but it requires additional context or structure to be clear.
Example: "The new policy will allow employees to gain valuable experience through training programs."
Alternatives: "permit to acquire" or "enable to achieve".
Engineering industry is one of the prior sector where application of modern innovative technologies allow to gain better productivity.
The identification of common genes between different biotic stress will allow to gain insight into these general responses and help the diagnosis of an early "stress state" of the plants.
Importantly, such methods allow to gain information of alga state in real time.
Thus, Russia's current position in GVCs does not allow to gain all possible long-term benefits from this participation.
We explore the intrinsic statistical properties of the popularity distributions of recipes, since the exact form of the popularity distribution often allows to infer which mechanisms might have generated the data [7], [8] and may therefore allow to gain insight into the underlying process which drives the evolution of recipe preferences.
The factors expected to affect the behavior of the seven sperm whales under study, and possibly causing their stranding, arose about 10 to 20 days before the event: therefore, the temporal resolution of stable isotopes does not allow to gain specific insights into very recent movements, and the possible concurrent role of starvation in this mass stranding event cannot be ruled out.
No one is allowed to gain financially from the transaction.
Africa's people must be allowed to gain confidence, dignity, and a sense of self-worth.
Gradually, though, Smith is allowed to gain some distance from Kureishi and Winterson.
Analysis allows to gain a deep insight into the process ongoing.
But hate is not normal, and it cannot be allowed to gain legitimacy.
