The phrase "allow us to accurately" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting permission or the opportunity to do something in a precise or correct manner.
Example: "Allow us to accurately assess the situation before making any decisions."
Alternatives: "enable us to precisely" or "permit us to correctly".
The computational schemes allow us to accurately model the mechanical behaviour of chain-link wire nets with loose connections.
It is anticipated t hat this will allow us to accurately map hair cell injury following ototoxin exposure, and to observe the recovery of hair cells from temporary threshold shift noise damage.
Recent improvements in laser rangefinder technology, together with algorithms for combining multiple range and color images, allow us to accurately digitize the external shape and surface characteristics of many physical objects.
Recent improvements in laser rangefinder technology, together with algorithms developed in our research group for processing range data, allow us to accurately digitize the external shape and reflectance of many physical objects.
"Density will allow us to accurately understand foot traffic and occupancy at our support centers," Uber NYC General Manager Josh Mohrer said in a statement.
Residency applications do not include religious preference, nor do they contain information that would allow us to accurately and consistently determine an applicant's preference for the region's recreational offerings.
Their use allowed us to accurately distinguish that Northwest African influences were minor in populations from the Iberian Peninsula, while these were substantially greater in Canary Islanders, ranging from as low as 0% to as high as 96% among individuals.
In conclusion, discriminant analysis using both baseline HCV genetic variability and host characteristics has been shown as a useful statistical tool allowing us to accurately predict combination treatment outcome in a high proportion of Spanish HCV-1b infected patients.
Including any B. anthracis strain from outside this lineage allows us to accurately root this lineage using standard outgroup rooting methods.
In Phoenix, the variables used on a national scale allowed us to accurately classify only about 54% of the census tracts based on heat hospitalizations.
The use of the fluorescence detection protocol allowed us to accurately read the intensity of the spots at standardized exposure times (see materials and methods) which in turn allowed us to create a normalization protocol.
