The phrase "allow us to design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting permission or expressing a willingness to create or develop something, typically in a professional or collaborative context.
Example: "We would be thrilled if you could allow us to design the new logo for your brand."
Alternatives: "permit us to create" or "let us develop".
The identification of the full array of virulence factors, as well as an integrated understanding of the bacterial physiology should allow us to design attenuated B. pertussis strains useful for intranasal vaccination.
The first author (JLT) obtained the Spanish certificates that legally allow us to design (Certificate A) and conduct experimental research work using live animals (Certificate B), and all work was done under institutional approval of the competent Spanish wildlife agency (Consejeria de Medio Ambiente, Junta de Andalucía).
"It became obvious that limiting the number of characters per step and only supporting short videos would become features and would allow us to design for predictable scenarios and keep the product easy to use," Raffel explains.
Nanotechnology could allow us to design man-made medicines with the power and precision of nature.
Patterned ITO layers allow us to design a Bragg grating inside the waveguide.
Benefits are not currently devolved, and would be reformed: "Independence will also allow us to design a fairer welfare system".
These unique features of enzymes allow us to design and implement one-pot, multistep cascade reactions for industrial purposes.
Disruption of this interaction will allow us to design mechanism-based effective and specific therapeutic interventions for bone metastases.
Only this knowledge would allow us to design approaches to immune rejuvenation and more effective vaccines for protecting the elderly.
Recent advancements in nanoscience allow us to design nano-architectures with the capability of targeted CTCs isolation and identification.
This knowledge should allow us to design intervention strategies to either predict or modify the associated adverse outcomes.
