The phrase "allows reproduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing biological processes, technology, or systems that enable the creation of copies or offspring.
Example: "The new software update allows reproduction of digital files with enhanced quality."
Alternatives: "enables replication" or "facilitates reproduction."
Such a coupling allows reproduction of the measured frequency dependence of the fluid force on the cylinder.
The code supplied here allows reproduction of the proposed process of learning in medium spiny neurons, giving the results of Figure 7 of the paper.
The evolutionary algorithm then evaluates each program in the new generation for fitness, winnows out the poorer performers, and allows reproduction to take place once again, with the cycle repeating itself as often as desired.
The 3D printing in neurosurgery training allows reproduction of the morphology and structural features of specific patient cases by means of segmented CT or MRI images.
Querying for all files first seen before a given date allows reproduction of an analysis done in the past, assuming none of the files have been removed.
Quantum decoherence approach to conformational transitions [ 34– 42] (cf. the Appendix) generally allows reproduction of both existence and stability of the (stationary) conformations and the short time scales for the quantum mechanical processes resulting effectively in (nonstationary) conformational transitions under external influences on the complementary environmental solution.
Extended life span under caloric restriction (CR), for example, is thought to have evolved to delay reproductive senescence during times of resource limitation to allow reproduction to resume later in life when food is restored (Fisher, 1958; Kirkwood, 1977; Holliday, 1989; Stearns, 1989).
The materials, experimental setup, test protocol, and data treatment are explained thoroughly to allow reproduction.
The kinetic parameters that allow reproduction of the mass loss rate are estimated by solving the system of equations using an inverse method.
In addition, high-resolution 3D runs allow reproduction of observable quantities (such as infrasound signals) which can be useful for constraining eruption dynamics during real events.
It is suggested that a further development could be the use of parthenogenetic species allowing reproduction to be assessed on an individual basis.
