The phrase "allow us to define" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a definition or explanation of a term or concept in a formal or academic context.
Example: "In order to clarify our discussion, allow us to define what we mean by 'sustainability'."
Alternatives: "let us clarify" or "permit us to explain".
In the majority of scales and items no differences were found between treatment groups in several clinical trials, such as in our study: therefore, the use of several questionnaires allow us to define the minimal variances across different treatment groups.
These results allow us to define when existing formulas for SE estimates can be used and when resampling methods such as the bootstrap should be used instead when comparing nested models.
Generators allow us to define more complicated iterations by leveraging the features of the Python interpreter.
Additionally, the data allow us to define more precisely the local alanine geometry in this membrane-spanning α-helix.
Hence, the approximation does not have a minimum that would allow us to define naturally the characteristic length.
We propose "focal", "very significant", and "significant" variables, which allow us to define local context within the framework of PES programs.
The expressions will allow us to define a particular mission and then determine the optimum component characteristics (e.g. compressor, combustor, turbine) for an engine for a given mission.
Third, they possess some superconvergence properties that allow us to define inexpensive element-by-element postprocessing procedures to compute a new approximate solution which may converge with higher order than the original solution.
The derivatives of the TID with respect to the phase angle on the one hand and to time on the other hand allow us to define the trajectories of individual plumes and their temporal variations.
Subsequently, a method based on the estimation of the porosity of a bed of randomly placed spherical particles was adapted to allow us to define the maximum packing fraction for any bimodal system.
It would allow us to define our own policies and a new regulatory framework for the labour, fiscal and financial sectors, as well as public administration – with no more additional restrictions than those coming from European regulations.
