The phrase "allow to prepare" is not correct in English as it lacks a subject and an object.
It can be used in contexts where permission is granted, but it needs to be restructured for clarity.
Example: "I will allow you to prepare the presentation for the meeting."
Alternatives: "permit to prepare" or "enable to prepare".
Calorimetric measurements demonstrate that these processing conditions allow to prepare samples with comparable crosslinking degree.
Several methods, alloying, coprecipitation, etc. allow to prepare Pd/fluoride with enhanced interaction between Pd and these substoichiometric species.
Equations are derived to calculate the monomer addition programs for semi-batch copolymerization reactions that allow to prepare gradient copolymers and block gradient copolymers containing arbitrary, pre-defined compositional gradients along the polymer chain.
But when she got to Union Theological Seminary in Manhattan in 1963, women weren't allowed to prepare for the priesthood.
Indeed, only certified chefs who have been training for at least three years are allowed to prepare it.
That is unfortunate in light of the penalty that may have to be paid at some future date if the next administration is not allowed to prepare to take the reins of government.
For example, it is legal to leave the bike lane to make a turn, and cyclists are allowed to prepare to make a turn by getting to the appropriate side of the street.
The codification of law was one of Bentham's chief preoccupations, and it was his ambition to be allowed to prepare a code of laws for his own or some foreign country.
Allan Donald, a former South African player, reckons that teams should be allowed to "prepare the ball" to keep fast bowlers from going extinct in the one-sided contest between bat and ball.
The usage of their method allows to prepare a very thin crystal structure that has 1 10 atomic layers [1].
