The phrase "allows investigating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or permission to conduct an investigation or inquiry into a subject.
Example: "The new policy allows investigating potential security breaches more thoroughly."
Alternatives: "permits examination" or "enables inquiry".
The model allows investigating car-sharing decisions in both risky and riskless choice contexts.
The second approach consists in numerically solving the nonlinear governing equations and allows investigating some transients of interest.
While the presumption of innocence is a benchmark of most democraties, the law here allows investigating magistrates to jail suspects indefinitely without trial or bail.
This innovative approach allows investigating quantitatively cell mechanics without fluorescent labels or mechanical contact to the cell.
It develops an analytical framework which allows investigating innovation processes (or 'functions') of a TIS at and across different spatial scales.
The instrumentation (thermocouples, humidity sensors, weight-scales) allows investigating the drying kinetics and the moisture diffusivity and apprehending the hygrothermal behaviour of the material.
The use of NaF/HClO4 mixtures allows investigating the reaction up to pH = 6 in solutions with enough buffering capacity and in the absence of anion specific adsorption.
This 3-D model allows investigating the effects of channel fabrication precision, liquid flow distribution, gas chamber height, and hydrophilic hydrophobic plate material.
The intrinsic dual imaging capability allows investigating the distribution of the nanoparticles in relation to the tumor vasculature morphology during photothermal ablation.
This model allows investigating simultaneously the microcirculation and systemic reactions, in the awake condition, in a tissue isolated from the environment.
Here, we designed a motor paradigm which allows investigating in ecologically more valid conditions whether we embody another person's intransitive action with an embodied or disembodied self-location.
