The phrase "allowing confirmation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is enabling or permitting the act of confirming something.
Example: "The new software update is allowing confirmation of user identities more efficiently than before."
Alternatives: "enabling verification" or "permitting affirmation".
The latter were engineered to carry AAV serotype rep and cap genes together with adenoviral helper functions, as well as unique fluorescent protein expression cassettes, allowing confirmation of successful transfection and identification of the transfected plasmid.
Introduction of the YTRF sequence introduced an additional NciI restriction site allowing confirmation of the addition of YTRF sequence by restriction digestion.
The 319 endometriotic patients underwent a complete surgical resection of all visible lesions allowing confirmation of the diagnosis by expert pathologists in all the cases.
It avoids potential multicopy concatameric integrations, allowing confirmation of the completeness of the BAC from end to end, as well as mapping of the genomic integration site.
Cross-sectional studies that sample larger age-ranges may be invaluable for identifying these ranges, with longitudinal studies allowing confirmation [Karmiloff-Smith, 2010].
The latter was co-crystallised with UTP (uridine-5'-triphosphate) allowing confirmation of the location of the active site of the enzyme.
This year he has allowed confirmation of only seven judges.
But that diagnosis has not been confirmed by any outside agencies, and China has not shared tissue samples yet that would allow confirmation.
They are trying to disable two agencies they hate, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the National Labor Relations Board, by refusing to allow confirmation votes on any nominees to run them.
Senator Mitch McConnell, the minority leader, should allow confirmation of all 34 nominees considered noncontroversial, including the 15 nominees cleared by the committee since the November election.
All the more glaring, Democrats believed, was that they had allowed confirmation of the conservative judges now ruling in the abortion cases.
