The phrase "allow to survey" is not correct as it is missing a subject or object.
You can use it in a context where permission is granted for someone to conduct a survey, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "We need to allow the researchers to survey the participants for their study."
Alternatives: "permit to survey" or "authorize to survey".
Under restrictions imposed by the American and British occupation authority, the inspectors will not be allowed to survey the levels of contamination in villages like this one, where survival instincts drove the residents into a compound where radiological dangers awaited them.
Although the police, military, and U.S. government at large survey citizens on a regular basis, the people are not allowed to survey their practices.
Overall, BEGMP is the first developed and functional methylome platform for non-model spices which allows to survey the transcriptome and methylome from very restricted samples.
The latter data allows to survey changes in the transcriptomes on a genome-wide scale after the inhibition or over-expression of the transcription factor in question.
Larger deployments will allow to conduct surveys on assistive solutions social and health impact, even though they are time and manpower consuming during their first phases.
But it has made almost no progress in developing an airborne ground surveillance system to allow it to survey a battlefield or use precision-guided weapons effectively.
It will allow time to survey current community needs, he said, and possibly wait out a soured housing market.
The visit to the detention centre will occur within the next two weeks and will allow lawyers to survey the centre for four consecutive days.
Such speed, he says, will allow researchers to survey hundreds of black holes over the next several years.
The transit observed, Endeavour departed Tahiti on 13 July and headed northwest to allow Cook to survey and name the Society Islands.
