The phrase "allow us to separate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are requesting permission or suggesting the act of dividing or distinguishing between things or people.
Example: "In order to better understand the issues at hand, we must allow us to separate the facts from the opinions."
Alternatives: "permit us to divide" or "let us distinguish".
Finally, this approach to evaluating decision coaching using the OFDG will not allow us to separate the effects of coaching from the effects of the OFDG.
Third, using mobile monitoring alone did not allow us to separate temporal and spatial changes in pollution.
"I don't want war," she said, "but I don't think they will allow us to separate".
The survey data does not allow us to separate these two possibilities.
The indentation load expressions for both the loading and unloading processes are determined by the regressions of the experimental data and allow us to separate the mechanical properties of the coating from the response of the composite system.
The analytical expressions allow us to separate the roles of the dynamic restraints imposed by the protein on the binding site and the temperature-independent chemical effects in metal-ligand coordination.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03104.001 Remembering what happened on different occasions involves a process in the brain called pattern separation, which allows us to separate and distinguish our memories.
Thus, use of a heterozygous dbf4-ΔN221/DBF4 strallowedowed us to separate the checkpoint function of DBF4from its replication function (as well as other meiotic functions, which appear unaffected in the dbf4-ΔN221/DBF4 strain).
The use of the comparison pharmacy sales data allowed us to separate the impact of other campaigns on any effect we saw in the intervention pharmacies [ 21].
This allows us to separate out the biologically relevant variability due to physical motion using a feature selection technique, Lasso [ 16].
This experimental approach allows us to separate an individual charging process.
