The phrase "allowed us to know" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how someone or something has provided information or insight to a group.
Example: "The research findings allowed us to know more about the effects of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "enabled us to understand" or "made it possible for us to learn".
The experiments designed allowed us to know the basic demographic parameters of S. littoralis.
It was the one that allowed us to know what was happening".
The crystal structure analysis has allowed us to know that 1a has a face-to-face slipped π π stacking motif, with the intermolecular distance being about 3.49 Å, which forms a one-dimensional column.
On the other hand, the identification of expected cases and the financial consequences allowed us to know the growing trends of the sums required to satisfy health care demands for the period under study.
Saslow's reporting allowed us to know something about the child, a boy whose glossy photo showed him smiling, "arms wrapped around Ninja Cat, the stuffed animal that had traveled with him everywhere, including into the hearse and underground".
He offers genuine insights into the kind of reasoning that has allowed us to know so much about past eras, and he conveys a lively picture of his professional experiences.
From a methodological perspective, cross-sectional educational research designs do not allow us to know whether a teacher is using a particular strategy because that teacher has high-achieving students, or whether that strategy is producing high-achieving students.
Always-essential reactions can be identified unambiguously because the metabolic network models allow us to know all nutrients that can be used by the cells under the metabolic models.
To address this question in a setting that would allow us to know what Tregs are responding to, we used a TCR transgenic mouse model in which regulatory and conventional T cells with the same antigen specificity develop.
