The phrase "allow us to combine" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting permission or suggesting the merging of ideas, resources, or elements in a collaborative context.
Example: "In order to enhance our project, we would like to propose that you allow us to combine our efforts for a more effective outcome."
Alternatives: "permit us to merge" or "let us integrate".
To estimate the association between genetic variants in the 8q24 region and colon cancer risk we calculated odds ratios (ORs) and 95% confidence intervals (95% CIs) using a two-stage pooled analysis, which allow us to combine results for the two studies, even though they have different designs [ 42, 43].
We've got to design a system that will allow us to combine convenience and safety".
These two libraries allow us to combine multi-thread parallelism with vector operations in an efficient and yet portable way.
"The technology will allow us to combine voice, Internet and TV in ways that aren't possible when you buy them from separate providers," Mr. Wirnitzer said.
Once the probabilities are achieved for each noise, the environmental knowledge is contributed to allow us to combine the speech presence probabilities which are derived from the ensemble of the DNNs trained for the individual noise.
"The brand licence agreement that we have in place with Global for Heart, Capital and Smooth will allow us to combine the clout of a national brand with local presence, and we feel this model will provide the best of both worlds to our listeners and our customers," said Slowey.
The use of multiple modalities allows us to combine the complementary strengths of each modality to better visualize features of interest.
Using defined daily doses to quantify cumulative use of study drugs allowed us to combine the effects of different drugs in a way that is not possible by counting prescriptions or pills.
The use of numerical simulations also allowed us to combine experimental data with previously inaccessible data, such as the distribution of the first principal stress through the wing membrane and the veins.
This allowed us to combine protein abundances measured using single-target labeling into an aggregate data set for mathematical modeling.
Co-training, a form of semi-supervised learning, is an iterative machine learning technique that allows us to combine two models which use different, ideally independent, views (features) of the data.
