The phrase "allow us to master" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting permission or expressing a desire to gain expertise or control over a subject or skill.
Example: "In order to improve our performance, we ask that you allow us to master the new software before the official launch."
Alternatives: "permit us to excel" or "grant us the opportunity to master".
True, the human intelligence that allowed us to master fire has meant that we have done far more harm than other species.
The money "will definitely allow us to complete our master plan" of revamping CDC's facilities, says Skinner.
The master-equation models allow us to address the question of how pumping can be achieved in a system in which all reaction steps are reversible.
The DMA results allowed us to construct a master curve for E′ and D′, where the shift factors were modelled with the Vogel Fulcher–Tamman–Hesse (VFTH) equation above Tg.
Second, the simplicity of the model allows us to solve the chemical master equation for the network numerically, and thus to obtain a good quantitative description of the model behavior.
This move also allows us to clarify that some Daoist masters, whose objective was union with divinity, were not pursuing the study of rational inquiry or systematic experimentation.
When we hold ourselves and others accountable, we accept that we are in total control of ourselves which not only builds confidence, but allows us to see ourselves as the masters of our own lives (and fate).
We used a master-slave approach that allowed us to have a good linearity scaling, optimizing the use of the available CPUs.
Masters and apprentices worked together on commissions, and masters signed their works, allowing us to trace their individual development.
Overall, it is worthy remark that this molecular simulations study on novel energetic polyethers provides a good guidance on mastering the design principles and allows us to design novel polymers of tailored properties.
