The phrase "allow us to derive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting permission or indicating the intention to obtain or deduce something, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "In this study, we will allow us to derive the conclusions based on the data collected over the past year."
Alternatives: "permit us to deduce" or "let us infer".
They allow us to derive some basic theorems, one of which we'll use in the next section: Theorem (\ \bwedge\ -distribution).
They also allow us to derive implications for academic entrepreneurs, university managers and policy makers.
In turn, these bounds allow us to derive explicitly the sample complexity of these problems.
Our models allow us to derive equations for key features and performance measures of engineering and design significance.
The beauty is, methodologies derived from quasi-option and real option theory allow us to derive a "price-tag" to loss aversion.
However, the current system does not allow us to derive accurate strain distributions because of complex surface contours inherent to biological samples.
Nevertheless, the multiple analytical methods and proxies used allowed us to derive sufficient data to confirm our initial hypothesis.
We circumvent these issues by introducing quasi-coordinates which allows us to derive the dynamics using minimal and globally valid non-Euclidean configuration coordinates.
Preliminary studies using robots, focus groups and interviews allowed us to derive preliminary specifications to design a new mobile robotic system named Telerobot.
As shown in Supplementary Figure S4, panel B, when the MAF values from LOH peaks are used with Equation (4), the slope allows us to derive the cellularity of the sample.
We calculated solutions for the standard model using this more specific model, which, in addition, allowed us to derive estimates for group effects and their prediction errors.
