The phrase "allows the combining of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a process or feature that enables the integration or unification of different elements or components.
Example: "The new software update allows the combining of various data sources for more comprehensive analysis."
Alternatives: "enables the integration of" or "facilitates the merging of".
Therefore, to address such problems, we propose a hybrid approach, which allows the combining of beneficial elements of multiple methods in order to more efficiently search the design space.
Specification of composites and several endogenous variables allows the combining of both process and appraisal simultaneously.
Owing to the nondestructive nature of the technique, experimental intervention can be applied both pre- and post-imaging and, more importantly, it allows the combining of ultrastructural imaging with current clinicopathological microscopy techniques (Graham et al., 2010).
These allow sharing of de-identified ICD-9 codes to compare underlying population characteristics among the sites, and to share phenotypic and genotypic data to allow the combining of data to increase sample size and allow for replication.
It adequately deals with the issues of non-independence between markers and methods of analysis while allowing the combining of information from many markers from different regions of the same gene.
However, at this stage we suggest that a pragmatic approach should involve attempts to develop methods that allow the combining of both proxy and child ratings in order to provide a more comprehensive and integrated assessment [ 83].
PfuX7 allows the combined use of DpnI-treatment and dU-containing DNA to avoid carry-over of template.
A fused PET+CT data set allows the combined visualisation of the fused PET and CT datasets.
MCA (here we use MCA as a generic title for all kinds of multiple criteria, multiple attribute and multiple objective methods) provides the framework for an appraisal approach which allows the combined use of valuation techniques, such as cost-benefit-analysis (CBA) or net present value techniques (NPV) from microeconomics.
A unified thermodynamic analysis has been developed which allows the combined complex effects of applied stresses and alloy composition on the martensite start temperature, Ms, to be explained and predicted.
