The phrase "allow us to construct" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting permission or suggesting the act of building or creating something, often in a formal context.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, allow us to construct a detailed plan outlining our approach."
Alternatives: "permit us to build" or "let us create".
A critical question considered in this article is whether a massive expansion in the use of biomass will allow us to construct future scenarios while repositioning the 'energy landscape' as an object of study.
Where possible, we collected data that would allow us to construct the core quality measures for acute myocardial infarction used and reported by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services in the USA as well as the quality measures for PCI from the NCDR.
Use-definition Analysis shows how event specifications imply data flows, which allow us to construct process graphs.
Templates made by the proteins-entrapped agarose beads with strong functionalities such as preventing collapse and unwanted permeation from shells allow us to construct desired hollow beads.
The TUS design concepts will allow us to construct the next generation of fluorescence detectors with increasing light collection power and higher resolution.
We design algorithms that allow us to construct the set of Pareto optimal points (POPs) for a given decision table and the corresponding bi-criteria optimization problem.
Although it allows us to construct this useful primer on strategy fundamentals and is chock-full of intriguing stories, Freedman's book says very little about the execution of strategy, about how to follow the paths of these master strategists.
This allowed us to construct a genetic linkage map by using an F2 population derived from homozygote parents in this out-crossing crop species for the first time.
The size of our dataset allows us to construct a control group of non-displaced workers using non-parametric matching techniques, following Ichino et al. (2013).
This query language allows us to construct a dictionary of anatomical definitions describing white matter tracts.
