The phrase "allowing to interpret" is not correct in standard written English.
It is missing a subject or object to clarify what is being allowed to interpret.
Example: "The new policy is allowing us to interpret the rules more flexibly."
Alternatives: "permitting interpretation" or "enabling interpretation".
A remarkable agreement was found between the calculated electronic transmission and the experimental dI2/dV1 transconductance spectra, allowing to interpret the results in terms of the surface band structure of the system.
Hence, we believe that a serious analysis, both on theoretical and on empirical side of the influence of these factors on the general structure of mobile phone networks may lead to a general framework, allowing to interpret differences between results obtained on several datasets with the knowledge of potential side-effects.
Scanning and transmission electron microscopy allow to interpret the measured physical data on the basis of microstructural details.
If I may be allowed to interpret, they are saying, "Stop appropriating our common continent as your nationality, you self-aggrandizing neo-imperialist".
Because technicians are not allowed to "interpret" laboratory data, she couldn't tell him directly what she thought was going on, but her clue was enough.
Approaches to Bayesian inversion, hierarchical modeling and uncertainty quantification are combined into a generic framework that eventually allows to interpret and accomplish this task as multilevel model calibration.
A mathematically clear connection between variational models and nonlinear diffusion filters is presented that allows to interpret one approach as an approximation of the other, and vice versa.
In this paper, the comparison of simulation results for different kinds of material allow to interpret future measurement results more properly.
Given the vagueness of the Florida statute on what standard to use when recounting, the Florida courts should be allowed to interpret a uniform standard, without being accused of rewriting the election law after the voting.
Young gentlemen from good Eastern colleges who couldn't make it as Wall Street lawyers were allowed to interpret the alleged interests of their class in the State Department bureaucracy.
