The phrase "allow us to contrast" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a comparison between two or more subjects or ideas.
Example: "In this section, allow us to contrast the benefits of renewable energy with those of fossil fuels."
Alternatives: "let us compare" or "permit us to differentiate".
Even though LUR cannot be directly compared to CTMs, our LUR results are useful in a relative manner as they allow us to contrast on road mobile emissions and stationary emissions which have not been done before.
After all, if a record's abstract numbers allow us to contrast performances with the past, they make it equally possible to anticipate the future.
In order to characterize the objects to be tracked and to decide the best classifier system, we have performed an exploratory data analysis [32], which will allow us to contrast the underlying hypotheses of the classifiers with the actual data.
Since we also used a comparison group, this design allowed us to contrast the efficacy of each level of regulation.
That property allowed us to contrast our results with those from Galloni [ 36], who used DGE to identify neoblast genes by comparing irradiated versus control animals over the same strain of clonal S. mediterranea.
It allows us to contrast their emblematic, fresh-faced innocence with the troubled, paunchy, age-ravaged adult that we all eventually become.
We therefore complemented the field experiment with a customer survey that allows us to contrast observed (ethical) buying behavior with self-reported FT consumption.
The event-related analysis approach of NIRS data allowed us to contrast activation of successfully inhibited NoGo stimuli with that of correctly answered Go stimuli.
This supplementary measure allows us to contrast the novel notion of aspirations with the traditional expectations and investigate possible differences and similarities.
We have chosen to compare 1960 and 2012 because information on both editions is near complete and it allows us to contrast the outcomes with global immigration diversity (cf. Czaika & De Haas, 2014).
While it is implausible to directly assess muscle function in the ICU setting, this comparative analysis allows us to contrast ICU patients with models of muscle atrophy, muscle inflammatory and muscle inactivity along the lines presented by Sacheck et al [33].
