The phrase "allows the assembly of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process or mechanism that enables the gathering or construction of components or elements.
Example: "The new software allows the assembly of various data sets into a comprehensive report."
Alternatives: "facilitates the gathering of" or "enables the construction of".
The first mechanism allows the assembly of the segments through the frequencies, while the second mechanism incorporates the segments having similar properties in time.
The principal advantage of non-covalent interactions is reversibility, which allows the assembly of monomers into supramolecular structures in situ depending on the local conditions.
With such a structural unit, a suitable linker allows the assembly of metal organic framework-like porous materials that display satisfactory hydrogen storage properties at room temperature.
To accelerate this process, we developed a streamlined method that allows the assembly of a complete targeting vector from all its constituent parts in a single-step multi-fragment ligation.
Multi-zone multi-layer culture, thus, allows the assembly of arrays of 3D cultures of many compositions at once.
The controlled synthesis of dendrimers allows the assembly of highly defined, single molecule structures that radiate out in branches from a central initiator core (Figure 1A).
Though a smaller number of contigs with minimum length of 200 bp were assembled in the ABySS assembly, it allowed the assembly of the largest number of contigs with length greater than 1 kb among the three assemblers (56,229 contigs ≥1 kb).
Before Obama's speech, chief executive Mark Parker argued that a free trade deal would paradoxically help his company build more US factories by ironing out remaining wrinkles in the supply chain and allowing the assembly of customised shoes to be brought closer to the customer – even if the claim of new jobs came with a few more caveats than billed.
The association of two crossovers keeps the helices parallel and holds them tightly together, allowing the assembly of bigger structures.
A modular ligand design allowed the assembly of four phosphorus-supported pyrene-containing ligands.
The present experiences were envisioned to allow the assembly of the target molecules efficiently, including the construction of all the subunits in the near future.
