The phrase "allowed the processing of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission is granted for data or information to be processed.
Example: "The new policy allowed the processing of personal data under specific conditions."
Alternatives: "permitted the handling of" or "authorized the processing of".
On-chip fluorescence-activated droplet sorting allowed the processing of 500 samples per second and the specific collection of retroviruses displaying active wild-type tPA from a model library with a 1000-fold excess of retroviruses displaying a non-active control enzyme.
This allowed the processing of large batches of samples, and their comfortable measurements with convenience.
The ferrous stain Resovist incorporated in the MSC cytoplasma allowed the processing of one of the histological sections for Pearls reaction (staining with Berlin blue) and thus to verify the origin of chondrocytes from the transplanted MSCs.
A separate application to the National Information Governance Board Ethics and Confidentiality Committee and NHS Medical Register Information Centre allowed the processing of patient identifiable information without consent and the collection of one-year survival and mortality data for participants.
With this procedure small volume samples could be rapidly desalted, reduced in sample complexity and enriched for AMPs and allowed the processing of multiple samples in parallel for nanoUPLC-MSE analysis.
Mustang Q membranes resulted in high recoveries of infectious viral particles and allowed the processing of adenoviral vector particles from lysates in a fraction of the time required using the traditional cesium chloride-based ultracentrifugation method.
The pre-process module allows the processing of a database of morphodynamic information used as input for the different programs and models of the SMC.
Moreover, those techniques allow the processing of fine particles with low compressibility and flowability which difficult conventional powder metallurgical processing.
A new technique, high-velocity compaction (HVC), allows the processing of nascent semicrystalline polymer powders via sintering.
Moreover, it was also shown that the proposed approach allows the processing of larger DNA sequences in memory restricted environments.
Consequently, HP processing allows the processing of foods while preserving their "fresh-like" properties, due to the limited loss of flavor, color, and nutritional value.
