The phrase "allowed to conclude a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or conditions under which someone can reach a conclusion or make a decision.
Example: "After reviewing all the evidence, I am allowed to conclude a fair judgment."
Alternatives: "permitted to reach a" or "authorized to determine a".
A detailed nucleotide analysis allowed to conclude that a chromosomal deletion (ca. 680 bp) maps between the chl- fus1 and hop1 genes (Additional file 7: Figure S6 (B)).
The thermodynamics of reduction of these systems, evaluated by following the reduction step (temperature programmed reduction — TPR) with a differential scanning calorimeter (DSC), and irreversible H2 and CO uptakes, allowed to conclude that a Pt Sn alloy is formed on niobia supported catalysts.
Electrochemical measurements allowed to conclude that, an inhibitor film is formed on the surface hindering the anodic activity.
"It is very important that the QCA should be allowed to conclude them in a timely and orderly fashion in order to safeguard the interests of pupils, schools and taxpayers".
Although this association was observed, our study is purely descriptive and does not allow to conclude any causal relationship between an increased presence of LacZ and the different cell numbers.
The spectroscopic results allowed to conclude that nanostructured C films have a mixed sp2/sp3 bond configuration and an amorphous-like structure and that those features are uniformly distributed in the film.
"You simply are not allowed to conclude that the drilling will have an impact," said one scientist who has worked for the minerals agency for more than a decade.
A comparative LCA study allows to conclude that a well-designed demanufacturing strategy based on selective delamination can substantially reduce the environmental impact associated with end-of-life processing of PV panels.
We thus failed to observe a systematic pattern which would allow to conclude on an early site of lesion and a subsequent progression of pathology from one area to another.
