The phrase "allowed us to model" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capability or permission to create a representation or simulation of something.
Example: "The new software features allowed us to model the data more effectively, leading to better insights."
Alternatives: "enabled us to simulate" or "permitted us to create a model."
Whole-genome sequences of these species allowed us to model their phylogeny using both the alignments of universal single-copy orthologs and the synteny of genes.
In summary, the qualitative statements from the focus group interview and the short questionnaire used in phase II allowed us to model the final intervention: a theory-driven multidisciplinary combined individual and group-based education running for 10-12 weeks in local primary care settings.
Moreover, the use of remotely sensed data allowed us to model the invader-landscape relationship on a large geographic extent and to highlight the coastal sectors that are most likely to be invaded in the future.
Numerical solution of the formulated equations using the finite-difference schemes allowed us to model the dynamics of nanoparticle formation on the glass surface - see Figure 5a.
This assumption allowed us to model the α i s using a random effects distribution.
Collectively, use of soluble peptide analytes and immobilized HSP72 in the BIAcore system allowed us to model solution interactions between HSP72 and viral RNP.
This implicit assumption allows us to model CSTD using a one-compartment PK model that represents individuals with the same average characteristics but born in different years.
The use of high-end Cloud instances allows us to model the effects of a tidal surge at an unprecedented level of detail and scale.
We talked about information sets, and these were ways to allow us to model imperfect information.
Stories allow us to model interpretive, affective, ethical choices; they also become common ground.
This natural variation allows us to model different intrauterine conditions and associated fetoplacental phenotypes.
