The phrase "allow us to crack" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are requesting permission to analyze or solve something, often in a technical or problem-solving scenario.
Example: "Allow us to crack the code before we proceed with the next steps in the project."
Alternatives: "let us decipher" or "permit us to solve".
Department of Homeland Security: "Certain legislative remedies may be needed to define and encompass elements of those transactions conducted through virtual currency networks to fit the meaning of the [anti-money laundering] statute". Translation: Make sure the law allows us to crack down on money laundering through Bitcoin.
This dynamic of conservative pride, hosting the winter games, achieving a gold medallion at home, and for the first time in Olympic history, hearing our national anthem on native soil has created the perfect storm allowing us to crack our shells of humility and openly embrace the glory of victory.
"That's going to make a big difference and should allow us to have a proper crack at the title.
The boundary element method (BEM) will allow us to solve new and more realistic crack problems with complex geometry for geoscience applications (Ritz et al. 2012).
"We've cracked a code that will allow us to utilize cutting-edge technology to introduce greater affordability, more sustainability and world-class architecture".
The proposed approach was seen to be successful allowing us to estimate both crack initiation sites and fatigue lifetime with a high precision level.
"Edgar Allan Poe & the Juke-Box" allows us to see the cracks that could form on those crystalline surfaces.
Morton allows us to see Boy George's cracked heart — as well as the cleverness, talent, and defensiveness he uses as adhesive to hold it together.
The coupled procedure allows us to consider uncertainties during the crack growth process.
Our analysis allowed us to study the effect of crack front shape, stress distribution and energy dissipation mechanisms.
