The phrase "allowed to map" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or capabilities related to mapping something, such as data or locations.
Example: "In this software, users are allowed to map their own custom routes for better navigation."
Alternatives: "permitted to map" or "authorized to map".
By finding a feature weight matrix, we are allowed to map the original data into a low dimensional space based on the pseudo labels.
The use of a mobile survey allowed to map the entire study area at a very fine resolution (over 25 measurements per m2).
At higher sequencing depth, more genes, known and novel transcripts were identified and larger proportion of reads were allowed to map across splice junctions.
Analyses of a large dataset of single- and multi-channel seismic reflection profiles acquired offshore has allowed to map the trace of the plate boundary from Tierra del Fuego to the Malvinas Trough, a tectonic depression located in the eastern part of the fault system, and to reconstruct the shape and geometry of the basins formed along the principal displacement zone of the fault system.
EFTEM allowed to map of the elemental composition of the samples with spatial resolution typical of TEM analyses, by selecting electrons with a well defined energy from the transmitted beam.
Metacore allowed to map common, similar and unique features among tumor subgroups and define commonly and differentially affected Gene Ontology pathways.
The model is based on an anisotropic free-energy function, which allows to map the effects of the clamping into the material behavior.
(14) to (17) and actually serve the same purpose: they allow to map a numerical scheme to the QW.
Class lifecycle_mapping allows to map life-cycle stages of different processes and active nodes belonging to the domains of a service consumer and -provider.
The results showed that the newly developed multipollutant sampler can be used in archives and libraries, allowing to map the pollutants distribution indoors.
Recorded geographic origin and ethnicity of the mutations carriers allow to map the geographical distribution of specific variations and the identification of population-specific founder mutations.
