The phrase "allowing generalizing" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of permitting or enabling generalizations, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The new policy is allowing generalizing of the data, which could lead to oversimplified conclusions."
Alternatives: "permitting generalizations" or "enabling generalization".
The future availability of genomic and proteomic data for diverse eukaryotic lineages will allow generalizing phylogenomic studies to other eukaryotic cellular structures.
Given the absence of divergent cardiovascular health-related profiles, we concluded that the response rate did not invalidate our data and allows generalizing the results for the population.
The very nature of a case report does not allow generalizing the results we obtained in a peculiar case of uremia.
Given the absence of discriminating health profiles between participants and non-participants, it can be concluded that the response rate does not invalidate the results and allows generalizing the findings for the population.
These same coordinates allow generalized additive modeling of microbes in Central Park soils, confirming that a large clade of Acidobacteria thrive in neutral soils.
The presented results allow for generalizing the instabilities due to mode coupling, named in brake squeal literature "lock-in" instability, to any mechanical system with frictional contact.
The cited distribution and the way of generating it allow to generalize the iterative differential quadrature method, confined, in its initial form, to the two-degree-of-freedom systems.
Finally, we give an introduction to the techniques of optimal control theory that allow to generalize and globally optimize the dynamics of the system by using a variational approach.
Even though we had different types of students, the limited number of subjects does not allow to generalize outside the scope of the study.
