The phrase "allow us to capture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting permission to take or record something, such as data, images, or experiences.
Example: "We would like to ask for your consent to allow us to capture your feedback during the session."
Alternatives: "permit us to record" or "let us take".
We used a photon map to allow us to capture indirect lighting.
However, the national population cross-sectional approach we used in this study does allow us to capture not only new-onset or incident CBD but also those people with existing and potentially longstanding CBD.
Furthermore, the qualitative methods that we used when talking to husbands did not allow us to capture details about personal, psychological, and temperamental differences that may have an impact on husbands' involvement during pregnancy and childbirth.
It's a focused approach that should allow us to capture the most relevant information.
Such an approach does not allow us to capture the wide variety of paths to childlessness.
The device of a sequence, of linearity, won't allow us to capture that darkest yet also most productive period of my life in the trap of narratability".
This will allow us to capture them in their most candid moments by themselves and in their interactions with each other.
In theory this should allow us to capture incoming volunteer traffic from mainstream media regardless of their level of computer expertise.
Our conservative finite-difference schemes allow us to capture sharp variations of the stresses and thermal gradients in problems with a strongly variable viscosity and thermal conductivity.
The Twittersphere cannot claim to be representative of the general population; but it does allow us to capture in-the-moment reaction, and give us insight into a set of uncensored attitudes.
Apps such as these are not going to replace doctors, says Robinson, but "they will augment the diagnostic process and allow us to capture relatively rare events which have medical significance".
