The phrase "allow transport through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the permission or capability for something to be moved or conveyed from one place to another.
Example: "The new policy will allow transport through the restricted area for emergency vehicles only."
Alternatives: "permit passage through" or "facilitate movement through".
Polymeric micelles are promising nanocarriers for pharmaceutical formulations due to their ability to encapsulate hydrophobic substances, overcoming in this way the poor solubility of some drugs and allowing transport through the blood stream to the site of interest [1, 2].
At a critical level of overpressure, the upper seal will rupture, allowing gases and lithic debris to be transported through a conduit system and erupted at the surface.
In dense hydrogen transport membranes, whether ceramic or metallic, molecular hydrogen must be catalytically dissociated on the retentate-side membrane surface to allow transport of hydrogen through the bulk membrane in a dissociated form.
The fortifications covered an area of 15 ha, and the walls were built with varying thickness by using stone masonry, and had gates which allowed transport and passing through, such as of donkey caravans.
In membrane distillation, the liquid phase including dissolved components is retained by a hydrophobic membrane, while the microporous structure allows transport of vapor through the membrane.
That allows transport time, but also renders stimulants useless.
Apparently, the stable radius of water-filled capillaries is still large enough to allow ionic transport through those fractions of pore solution that are unaffected by double layer effects.
However, alleviating the inhibition on the early secretory processes, by the destruction of the mitotic CDK1 activity, is insufficient for the re-formation of the RER 78, 80, 82 and Golgi 68 that presumably allows cargo transport through the Golgi 106.
Indeed, these cells can migrate by the force of actin polymerization at the leading edge, while the contraction of their rear by myosin II allows nucleus transport through narrow gaps (Lammermann et al, 2008; Renkawitz et al, 2009).
Moreover, as membrane distillation only allow water transporting through the membrane, such a membrane distillation process also promotes photocatalysis since it could retard the decrease of PC concentration during its degradation by transporting water to the other side.
