The phrase "allows the conduct of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or enabling actions in various contexts, such as legal, organizational, or procedural settings.
Example: "The new policy allows the conduct of remote meetings to enhance team collaboration."
Alternatives: "permits the execution of" or "facilitates the performance of".
This modularity allows the conducting of virtual experiments to reveal how some herd management decisions (such as seasonal stocking rate adjustments) combined with a climatic series can result in resilience against drought periods and market movements.
If the participants are sufficiently advanced in the course material, the syllabus can be designed to allow the conduct of actual hypothesis-driven research that addresses new questions.
Moreover, a method for selecting only a small subset of relevant wavelength ratios is suggested, allowing the conduct of a fast recognition of the two classes of materials.
This organisation of the observation shifts allowed the conduct of one morning and one afternoon session at one of the three LCs on each of the 3 week days.
Such a model would allow the conduct of experimental studies that are technically challenging and/or ethically unsound in human infants, and potentially give a better understanding of such issues as the effect of alteration of CPAP pressure, the relative merits of CPAP delivery devices and the optimal approach to nasal intermittent positive pressure ventilation (NIPPV).
With the publication of CONSORT for Abstracts checklist, we suggest that Chinese medical journals should adopt these recommendations and do more to ensure that authors apply to meet internationally agreed standards, thereby allowing the conduct of their studies to be monitored and improved.
The health sector provides an environment conducive to allow the conduct of research integrated within the health system.
"Even the Civil law (code) has been too protective, to the extent of not allowing the conduct of trials – Ethics should not hamper Science!" [Researcher, AAU].
