The phrase "allow us to exploit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one party seeks permission to take advantage of a resource, opportunity, or situation.
Example: "We believe that this partnership will allow us to exploit new markets and increase our revenue."
Alternatives: "enable us to utilize" or "permit us to take advantage of".
"We have to bolster the pack to allow us to exploit the pace we have behind".
As an alternative, we have explored different hybrid implementations that effectively hide such overheads and allow us to exploit both the multi-core and the hardware accelerator in a cooperative way, with excellent performance results.
In this work, we focus on developing tools that allow us to exploit this observation in order to eliminate the redundancy.
Let us quote the following fundamental tool, which will allow us to exploit no-weighted results in order to pass to the weighted case.
Unfortunately, our data does not allow us to exploit any quasi-experimental variation in personality traits, and given the strength of the underlying assumptions, the results should be interpreted cautiously.
We make use of several combined datasets from the Public Use Micro Statistics (PUMS), 5%% sample from the US Census, which allow us to exploit variations across more than 475 detailed occupations by industry categories across time.
To capture potential fire spread along with irregular landscape connectivity considerations, we use a graph-theoretical approach that allows us to exploit graph connectivity measures (e.g., the number of connected components) as optimization objectives.
From the econometric point of view, the use of both average and annual growth is important because it allows us to exploit alternatively both sources of variability, cross-sectional (between LLMs) and overtime (within LLMs).
It allows us to exploit the mobile advantage".
Getting close to the customer allows us to exploit the market for specialized glass.
This advantage allows us to exploit natural resources and gives us the ability to produce at lower costs and provide concrete with rheology and long term strength.
