The phrase "allow us to diversify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting permission or support to expand or vary options, strategies, or investments.
Example: "In order to stay competitive in the market, we believe it is essential to allow us to diversify our product offerings."
Alternatives: "enable us to expand" or "permit us to vary".
Even so, another potential supply of renewable fuel allows us to diversify our energy sources and is certainly an exciting discovery".
The University's commitment to access and affordability "has allowed us to diversify the makeup of our student body in exciting and impactful ways," Prentice said.
"The new venue, in the middle in terms of scale between the main house and The Door, also allows us to diversify our productions".
John Duffy, chief executive of Finsbury Food Group, said the sale gave "a further foothold in Europe and allowing us to diversify into the 'free from' market".
"As Model 3 production and sales continue to grow rapidly, we've achieved a steady volume in manufacturing capacity, allowing us to diversify our product offering to even more customers," a Tesla spokesperson said in an emailed statement.
(Focus group midwife, female) "It would allow us to increase and diversify the number of units respecting physiology; women seeking an alternative do not necessarily want to give birth at home or in a birth centre".
Moreover, improved forms of time-frequency distributions allow us to further expand and diversify their applicability.
Accumulation of knowledge on recent variants of sex determination will allow us to distinguish conserved and diversified SD pathways among vertebrates and lead us into a deeper understanding of the vertebrate SD cascade.
Accumulation of knowledge on such variants will allow us to distinguish conserved and diversified SD pathways among vertebrates and lead us into a deeper understanding of the vertebrate SD cascade.
