The phrase "allowing knowledge of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the facilitation or permission of understanding or awareness about a particular subject or topic.
Example: "The new policy is designed to promote transparency, allowing knowledge of the company's financial status to be accessible to all employees."
Alternatives: "enabling awareness of" or "permitting understanding of".
Referring to methods of "conditioning" suspects in Northern Ireland that were banned in 1972, Fox admitted that "there was a 'systemic failure' that allowed knowledge of the prohibition on abusive techniques made by the Heath government to be lost over the years".
Such technology will allow knowledge of advanced agricultural techniques to spread to rural farmers, and it will link those rural farmers as well to local, national, and international markets.
We describe a three-stage framework for NR QE that encompasses the range of potential use scenarios for the NR QE and allows knowledge of the human visual system to be incorporated throughout.
The theory-based approach would allow knowledge of the different contexts in which an intervention works to be broadened, 18 19 and the accurate level of abstraction with which to generalise the results of research to be achieved.
This modern approach allows knowledge of the diversity of metabolic functionality in order to understand in more detail the response of community at internal and external perturbations in relation to environmental dynamics and emergent properties [ 27].
In this way, telemedicine (TM) allows knowledge transfer of medical expertise to remote community hospitals, where there is a shortage of specialized doctors.
Conceptual models allow knowledge organization through representation of relationships between variables and processes, facilitating management decisions.
Finally, it allows knowledge extraction for the establishment of clinical practice.
Thoughtful decision-making involves an assessment of the facts and outcomes, while allowing for knowledge of self to guide your final choice.
Genomics may contribute to personalised medicine by allowing refined knowledge of a diagnostic group or a subgroup characterised by its response to a treatment.
