The phrase "allowing us to complete" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability or permission to finish a task or process.
Example: "The new software features are incredibly helpful, allowing us to complete our projects more efficiently."
Alternatives: "enabling us to finish" or "permitting us to conclude".
The collaboration extended over several laboratories to share expertise and different specializations, allowing us to complete the project and develop new research fields.
We are thankful to Director, ARI, Dr. V. S. Rao and Director, NCCS, Dr. G. C. Mishra for allowing us to complete this work.
The consensus threshold of 70% achieved the desired effect of allowing us to complete our process, without participant drop-out, within four iterations.
We thank Dr K Shudo for his generous gift of Am580 allowing us to complete the in vivo studies; Dr J Brugge for sharing with us the MCF-10A cells; Dr P Chambon for providing the collection of RARs and CRBP1 expression vectors and Drs L Ossowski, JA Aguirre-Ghiso, E Dmitrovsky and S Waxman for helpful advice and critical reading of the manuscript.
The results obtained with solid electroactive microparticles immobilized on a graphite electrode surface using cyclic voltammetry and in situ microRaman measurements at selected potentials allowed us to complete the understanding of the spectroelectrochemical behaviours of Prussian blue, β-PbO and Bi2O3.
These methods allow us to complete the initial screen of a primary library of fragments in less than 3 months.
We also discovered more efficient systems that allowed us to complete the trainings in a more reasonable period of time.
"We worked 24/7 for three weeks, but the complexity of the transaction in combination with the strict deadline simply did not allow us to complete the transaction".
The results of the calibration (E = 0.97 and RMSE = 0.03 t ha− 1) confirmed the applicability of SEDD to predict soil loss in the microcatchment and to allow us to complete the data series.
"Unfortunately, the current regulatory environment would not allow us to complete a transaction with several interested parties that would have allowed for a seamless transition for our students," Corinthian CEO Jack Massimino said in a statement.
