The phrase "allows recognition of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something enables or facilitates the identification or acknowledgment of a particular subject or object.
Example: "The new software allows recognition of the user's voice, making it easier to interact with the system."
Alternatives: "enables identification of the" or "facilitates acknowledgment of the".
6.37pm GMT George Eustice, a Conservative, says legislating to allow recognition of the new press regulator does not need to be complicated.
He did shift Sinn Féin in 1979 to allow recognition of the Irish special court in Green Street, Dublin, because so many activists were being tried there on charges of IRA membership, himself included, and being convicted with no evidence, on the grounds that their refusal to recognise the court was deemed proof of guilt.
The present research aims to develop a robust technique for recognition of primary and secondary ligatures and their association allowing recognition of the complete ligatures.
The sequence-stratigraphic investigation by Very High-Resolution (VHR) seismic profiles allowed recognition of the detailed architecture of the late Pleistocene and Holocene succession of the Venice area.
However, development of this approach into a viable device necessitates reliable analysis techniques which allow recognition of the sequence of the written electrical pulses via shape and size of the resulting domain.
It can be seen that the NT images are too heavily blurred to allow recognition of the letter patterns printed on the table tennis ball in all the frames.
Understanding the origin of these pseudo-clastic textures/structures has allowed recognition of the lateral and vertical facies variation of the felsic sequence and reconstruction of the original volcanic architecture.
Changes of AUG to other codons still allowed recognition of the original start site on the sg-mRNA, although the efficacy of translation diminished.
Moreover, recognition of these proteins by the sera from L. donovani infected patients indicated that there are amino acid differences between Leishmania and host proteins that are sufficiently distinct to allow recognition of the leishmanial protein by the immune system.
