The phrase "allow us to trace" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting permission to follow or investigate a particular path, process, or history, often in a formal context.
Example: "In order to understand the origins of this issue, we kindly ask that you allow us to trace the steps taken in the project."
Alternatives: "permit us to follow" or "let us track".
Then they tried to bury a common sense measure in the State Senate that would allow us to trace a gun used in a crime, even if the gun wasn't left at the scene.
Our sequences of multiple, closely related strains of this organism allow us to trace the derivation of the "military" BG isolates currently in use to a culture present at Camp Detrick during the 1940s and 1950s.
Variations in weather therefore allow us to trace out - to identify - the shape of the demand curve.
Not enough of Anderson's work survives to allow us to trace his personal themes, but an element of reinvention and vindication is certainly present.
The obtained data allow us to trace the pathogenic correlation between CTTH and hormonal deviations.
The virus has all the genetic markers that allow us to trace how and where it comes from.
All of the prints in this study can be dated with precision to year and often to the month of issue, allowing us to trace with accuracy the use and introduction of European dyestuffs.
The detailed analysis of the spatio-temporal correlation of the yearly geo-referenced data, using different characteristic times of the disease evolution, allowed us to trace the temporal path of the aetiological agent, to locate the sources of infection, and to characterize the dynamics of disease spreading.
The gcmGal4, UASGFP line allowed us to trace gcm expression in WT and hypomorphic conditions obtained by using gcmGal4 homozygous or heterozygous animals carrying a UASgcmRNAi construct.
Analysis of 10 microsatellite loci allowed us to trace clonal lineages with unprecedented precision, in contrast to previous studies using very broad, allozyme-defined clonal groups (e.g. [ 23, 25, 43, 44, 62]).
Despair Has Wings allows us to trace such influences on Jouve - and that of Jouve on the young Gascoyne.
