The phrase "allow us to term" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when introducing a specific term or concept that you want to define or explain.
Example: "In this paper, allow us to term this phenomenon as 'cognitive dissonance' for clarity."
Alternatives: "let us refer to" or "permit us to call".
First, we could investigate the use of linked grammars in this type of search engine, which may allow us to weight terms better by considering their word classes (e.g. noun, verb or adjective).
We would ask that you treat Becky with the due reverence and allow us to come to terms with our grief in private".
Metaphors allow us to come to terms with abstract and complex information, by comparing it to something which is structured, familiar and concrete.
19 A limitation of our prior study was anaphylaxis due to the use of human-albumin-bound paclitaxel, and thus, did not allow us to investigate longer term treatment effects such as stromal depletion.
Colon says that this support will "allow us to provide long term culturally competent wrap around social and mental health services as well as education to survivors of the massacre and affected community".
Follow-up of this sample will allow us to determine long term benefits and healthcare costs or savings.
"I hope that your loyalty and support will allow us to make long-term investments into the Russian economy," Mr. Mulva was quoted as telling Mr. Putin on Interfax.
Therefore, it can be helpful to develop population models that allow us to assess long-term effects at population level on the basis of effects on individuals.
This new dataset will allow us to study long-term outcomes (death, allograft loss and major cardiovascular events) and risk factors for those outcomes in pediatric ESRD patients.
The single measures of viral load at M12 and M24 did not allow us to examine short-term effects of adherence fluctuations on virological outcomes [ 14].
