The phrase "allowed the generation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the permission or facilitation of creating or producing something, often in a technical or scientific context.
Example: "The new software update allowed the generation of more accurate data models for analysis."
Alternatives: "permitted the creation of" or "facilitated the production of".
The resulting reads, mapped to the mouse genome, allowed the generation of map of nucleosome occupancy at high 27-35XX) coverage for each cell type (Additional file 1: Table S1, Additional file 2: Figure S1).
(Interview 5, Nurse) Content analysis allowed the generation of categories in order to generate knowledge about the phenomenon of South African health worker migration to the United Kingdom.
Our final model combined probability of being at risk height and allowed the generation of a risk map covering the entire southern Africa range of the species.
The extent and location of damage allowed the generation of a vulnerability index.
Miniaturizing the chip has allowed the generation of much higher field strengths than have been available in previous FAIMS systems.
However, over the past few years, transgenic engineering has allowed the generation of a rapidly growing number of animal models.
The quantum wells reduced the energy gap (Eg) and allowed the generation of electron hole pairs by the longer wavelengths.
The combination of two such extended depth of field images obtained at different parallaxes allowed the generation of high resolution two photon stereo pairs.
AA40 allowed the generation of mixed RNA DNA amplification products in PCR demonstrating DNA polymerase, RNA polymerase as well as reverse transcriptase activity within the same polypeptide.
The availability of genetically engineered animal models has allowed the generation of single mutations on the background of highly inbred strain.
Technology employing reverse genetics later brought about a renewal of interest in virotherapy that allowed the generation of more potent, tumor-specific oncolytics.
