The phrase "allows the hypothesis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the validity or acceptance of a hypothesis in a scientific or analytical framework.
Example: "The data collected from the experiment allows the hypothesis to be tested under controlled conditions."
Alternatives: "permits the hypothesis" or "supports the hypothesis".
This allows the hypothesis that human genome and mouse genome evolve independently to create different alternative splicing events.
Answering these important questions allows the hypothesis that "NMDAr hypofunction-induced hyperlocomotion and/or aberrant ongoing γ oscillations are associated to a psychotic-like state" to be tested.
This finding allows the hypothesis that aPL have a direct effect on human placental trophoblast.
This allows the hypothesis that regulating this facilitating factor might suffice to receive a full information system success and could be a key to full computer system success.
The exact role of the two-component regulators (nodV and nodW) in strain BS001 is not known yet, but the presence of such an array of nod genes allows the hypothesis that B. terrae BS001 might also display a plant-interactive lifestyle.
Furthermore, the observation of the neutralization of the association between apical radiolucencies and atherosclerosis through endodontic treatments allows the hypothesis to be made here that endodontic treatment whose aim is to eliminate infection should not be viewed merely as a tooth-preserving measure, but may also provide protection against atherosclerosis.
After subsequent use of a more efficient extraction method, analysis by GC/MS allowed the hypothesis that emulsified beeswax could have been the paint medium used in all the murals analysed [23].
This should allow the hypothesis that real hypocalcaemia is highly prevalent and underestimated by both tCa and Alb-Ca measures.
On the other hand, the results for purchasing power and the often postulated patient autonomy at least allow the hypothesis that the trend towards a growing patient autonomy is linked to household budgets.
These observations allow the hypothesis to be made that in each urban complex there must be one or more areas that are more receptive to the circulation of the dengue virus, and from which the virus spreads.
Thus one reason for proposing a variety of models in this paper is to allow the hypotheses that (i) telomere length influences cell division and (ii) the rate of telomere loss depends on telomere length can be tested against data.
