The phrase "allowed to conclude that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when indicating permission or justification to reach a certain conclusion based on evidence or reasoning.
Example: "After reviewing the data, I am allowed to conclude that the project was a success."
Alternatives: "permitted to deduce that" or "entitled to infer that".
The results allowed to conclude that: (1) the classification accuracy of MODIS imagery is sensitive to both sample impurity and landscape heterogeneity.
"Perhaps we might be allowed to conclude that we have been meeting some of our challenges, thus far, with outcomes that, while not perfect, are not too bad," Stevens said.
"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.
Electrochemical measurements allowed to conclude that, an inhibitor film is formed on the surface hindering the anodic activity.
The previous work allowed to conclude that the use of embedded resistances enhances significantly the energetic performance of pultrusion process, leading to 57% decrease of energy consumption.
Conducted thermal investigations allowed to conclude that the amount of Si-H groups present in the system affects the number of decomposition steps of the studied networks.
Therefore, Figures 7-9 allow to conclude that the switched system converges to zero.
These results allow to conclude that the fact that more than one cell experiences the fault simultaneously is not an impediment to successfully compensate the problem.
All of this allows to conclude that organic matters in natural waters are associated with hardness salts probably in the form of complex compound.
Indeed, the condition μ ∈ L ( n, 1 ) allows to conclude that (25) holds, again by basic manipulations on Lorentz equivalent norms.
Anisotropy results (Table 3) allow to conclude that compound 2 is mainly located in the inner region of the lipid bilayer, feeling the penetration of some water molecules.
