The phrase "allow to trace the" is not correct as it is missing a subject or object after "allow." You can use it in contexts where you want to grant permission for tracing something, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "We need to allow users to trace the origin of the data."
Alternatives: "permit tracing of" or "enable tracing of".
The EPI developed for the Norwegian defence allowed to trace the sector's environmental performance, by comparisons with commissions from the Norwegian Ministry of Defence and national goals for GHG emissions, identifying areas for priority response measures.
Two landmarks per teeth allowed to trace the facial axis of the clinical crown (FACC) of the first permanent molars, deciduous canines, and permanent central incisors, at T1 and at T2, respectively.
The tagsets of all curators can be visualized on the map allowing to trace the curation activity.
The evolutionary history of the hisNB gene has been recently reported by [ 11] who showed that hisNB gene fusions are present in most γ-proteobacteria and in the ε-proteobacterium Campylobacter jejuni; phylogenetic analysis allowed to trace the fusion event in an ancestor of the γ-subdivision and its later horizontal transfer to C. jejuni.
The phylogenomic approach here employed allowed to trace along the evolutionary tree the acquisition of specific biochemical functions by the SMO and APAO subfamilies.
This load displacement constraint method iterates in the load displacement space utilizing the Newton Raphson method, allowing to trace out the complete equilibrium path.
If the proposal becomes law, government agencies would be allowed to trace Web use under the same laws that govern their tracing of telephone numbers.
In our case, an exceptionally rich database was available that allowed to trace land use back close to the foundation of the German nation state in 1871.
And forensic analysis does allow experts to trace the source of a hack.
We are committed to and have implemented steps to allow us to trace the origin of the fishmeal that we buy back to individual fishing vessels.
