The phrase "allowing visualization of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or function of something that enables the viewer to see or understand information more clearly.
Example: "The new software features a user-friendly interface, allowing visualization of the data in real-time."
Alternatives: "enabling the visualization of" or "facilitating the visualization of".
A fluorescent azido oligonucleotide was grafted onto the gold surface allowing visualization of the reaction by fluorescence microscopy.
The DNA is bound by the clamp head and by the protrusion domain, allowing visualization of the upstream and downstream DNA duplexes in one of the elongation complexes.
One of the precursors contains a small concentration of methylene blue allowing visualization of the area covered and the thickness of the hydrogel layer during laparoscopy.
As the probe itself is insensitive to light, it is possible to use clear materials in the shunt, allowing visualization of the probe and confirmation of correct positioning.
However, the presence of even a small amount of pleural fluid in the costophrenic angle acts as an acoustic window, allowing visualization of the vertebral (V) line above the diaphragm (Figure 3).
The supraclavicular scan is an uncommon but promising scanning view allowing visualization of the guidewire within the great vessels deep into the SVC (thus increasing the global accuracy in correctly direct the catheter), but its effectiveness in exactly locate the tip needs further research and/or training.
EUS allows visualization of the celiac ganglion.
Simultaneous viewing with a scanning DIC allowed visualization of the slice/cells and the fluorescence.
The ventilation scan allows visualization of gas exchange in the bronchi and trachea, and the perfusion scan allows visualization of the blood vessels in the lungs.
4′,6-Diamidino-2-phenylindole (DAPI) was used to label DNA, and thus allowed visualization of the cell nucleus.
The atomic force microscope (AFM) allows visualization of the assembly and molecular interactions of single proteins.
