The phrase "allows the completion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the enabling or facilitating of a process or task to be finished.
Example: "The new software update allows the completion of tasks more efficiently than before."
Alternatives: "enables the finishing of" or "facilitates the conclusion of".
The best hypothesis is then selected, which allows the completion of the localisation task.
Finally, clathrin accumulation results in a stable and rigid structure that allows the completion of the coating reaction.
These blood meals provide the female with a concentrated nutritive source that initiates egg development and allows the completion of the reproductive cycle.
The time separation provided by the pause allows the completion of these processes without interruption, thus helping to avoid problems in protein folding and aggregation.
A $400,000 grant from theEmpire State Development Corporation will allow the completion of physical repairs to the site, which includes dredging the estate's two ponds.
This strategy, chosen to reduce cost and manufacturing time, allowed the completion of the array construction at the end of 2003.
Israel says it is willing to hold off new settlement projects for several months, but insists on allowing the completion of about 3,000 housing units already in various stages of planning and construction in the West Bank.
Obama's Middle East envoy, George Mitchell, is reportedly discussing a deal with the Israeli leadership that would allow the completion of several thousand homes for Jewish settlers already under construction but impose a total halt to building once they are complete.
The Australian government has asked Thai authorities to allow the completion of any current commercial surrogate arrangements before making any changes, but it is not known if Thailand has responded to the request.
On Tuesday Pyne said the NCRIS extension would allow the completion of a research infrastructure review due to report to the government in mid-2015, paving the way for further decisions on long-term funding.
