The phrase "allowed to pinpoint" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the permission or ability to identify or locate something precisely.
Example: "The researchers were allowed to pinpoint the exact location of the ancient ruins during their excavation."
Alternatives: "permitted to identify" or "authorized to locate".
Civilians are not allowed to pinpoint targets with lasers or fire missiles.
Studies performed on tumor cells have allowed to pinpoint several aspects of CCN3 biology that are altered upon initiation or during progression of cancers.
This allowed to pinpoint the regions that had recombined, as well as to quantify the overall frequency and effect of recombination during the diversification of pairs of genomes.
To complete these results, we have also performed regression analyses that allowed to pinpoint activations of brain regions that correlated with estradiol levels in naturally cycling women across the different phases.
The sequential approach used here, starting from comparing clonally related (as per optical mapping) clinical isolates with different clinically relevant phenotypes, then comparing the respective total genome information allowed to pinpoint a gene locus, that is clearly of relevance for biofilm formation in S. aureus.
The signal attenuation permits the detection of a specific liquid presence in the vicinity of the sensor and the reflection of the same signal allows to pinpoint the location of this event.
The analysis of available literature allows to pinpoint some critical issues: these provide a focus for the assessment of the chains selected against the broad meaning of each attribute.
Many of these QTLs co-localised, allowing to pinpoint introgression "hotspots".
c) Comparative mutational analyses that allow to pinpoint high-affinity interactions to individual amino acid residues and thus to deduce a molecular mechanism for immune receptor activation.
Unfortunately, our findings do not allow to pinpoint the precise implications regarding acute kidney injury of peritubular capillary hypervelocity induced by sepsis and its correction by NE.
Output data were also expressed using a logarithmic scale to reduce their wide range to a more manageable size, thus allowing to pinpoint some interesting behaviors that have been subsequently studied in detail.
