The phrase "allowing to recognize" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts where one is granting permission or enabling recognition of something, but it requires a subject to clarify what is being allowed to recognize.
Example: "The new software is allowing users to recognize patterns in the data more efficiently."
Alternatives: "enabling recognition" or "permitting recognition".
A simple relation is deduced allowing to recognize easily the variational symmetries among the "ordinary" symmetries of a self-adjoint equation of the class examined.
Despite this, the sequence stratigraphic method still can be applied in the present context, allowing to recognize diagnostic stratal architectures and reconstruct the relative sea-level history of the region.
The previous geometrical relationship can be intuitively translated, allowing to recognize at first sight a Kirigami leaf (figure 11).
More recently, next generation sequencing (NGS) approaches have greatly enhanced the power of IS analysis, allowing to recognize clonal expansions caused by in vivo selection of gain-of-function insertional mutants even before they progress to overt malignancy.
"From our ideological point of view, it is not allowed to recognize that Israel controls one square meter of historic Palestine".
This allows to recognize the path of the dunes in the past.
QR produces robust performances (maximum quantile loss = 0.49) and allows to recognize dominant effects among the predictors at varying quantiles.
Our results allowed to recognize small-scale clusters of protohistoric sites visually interconnected and arranged around a central large site.
SEIRA spectra obtained mixing the extract with the unaggregated AuNPs allowed to recognize bands of the colorant, even if present in low concentration.
The Molecule Cloud graphs allow to recognize scaffolds and other substructure features that are typical for particular data set by a single look.
The investigation on the inner part of the sequence allows to recognize the anthropogenic contribution to sedimentation process, and to reconstruct the major changes in the Holocene climate.
