The phrase "allowed us to establish" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a situation where permission or opportunity was granted to create or set up something.
Example: "The funding we received allowed us to establish a new research center dedicated to renewable energy."
Alternatives: "enabled us to create" or "permitted us to set up".
The statistical analyses used allowed us to establish relationships between the different perceptions and the socio-economic characteristics and value indicators of the land owners.
First, this allowed us to establish the use of transcriptome sequencing to identify putative olfactory genes, and among them chemosensory receptor-encoding genes.
The use of a qualitative methodology allowed us to establish the existence of contradictory beliefs within an individual, the subtlety of which may be missed using quantitative methods.
The use of the UK National Health Service central data spine allowed us to establish the vital status of all participants.
These findings allowed us to establish the basics for design rules when it comes to thin wall structures.
Each of these allowed us to establish the optimum number of socioeconomic variables, and the importance and sign of these, in order to characterize the landscape variability.
The results allowed us to establish a relationship between the reaction rate of butyrylcholinesterase deactivation and the inhibitory power of the OP.
In summary, a combination of pharmacokinetic modeling with a steady-state delivery approach allowed us to establish confidence in both the mechanism and safety of the target.
This kinetic model allowed us to establish the effect of reaction rates on the biosensor response and reproduce the response to different inhibitor concentrations.
This has allowed us to establish abacuses giving the reinforcement section based on external forces applied.
To conclude, these experiments have allowed us to establish and optimise criteria and principles towards efficient encapsulation of dyes by reverse microemulsion process involving non-covalent embeddement.
