The phrase "allows the initiation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express that something enables or permits the beginning of a process or action.
Example: "The new software update allows the initiation of multiple tasks simultaneously, improving overall efficiency."
Alternatives: "enables the start of" or "permits the commencement of".
Surgical management of this fracture with posterior anti-glide plate technique allows the initiation of an early rehabilitation.
This one-piece guide for both sides of the BSSO allows the initiation of cutting and drilling with less invasive drill placement and greater accuracy.
They must also span a dynamic operating envelope which allows the initiation of multi-modal (time varying) instabilities over a range of flame stabilization regimes.
Given their high level of specificity, ANCA detection is critical for AAV diagnosis, and ANCA positivity with a compatible clinical diagnosis usually allows the initiation of immunosuppressive treatments [8, 9].
Direct contact of haematopoietic precursor cells with thymic epithelial cells (TEC) allows the initiation of signalling events, that are relevant to the development of either cell types.
Echocardiography and 12-lead ECG are recommended screening strategies as early identification of asymptomatic cardiac structural defects (stage B cardiomyopathy) allows the initiation of cardioprotective therapies.
On the other hand, also in April, observers were surprised when the national electoral commission, generally believed to be sympathetic to Maduro, allowed the initiation of the paperwork necessary to begin a recall of Maduro.
Recent studies in llamas have demonstrated that the use of ovulation inducing treatments or follicle ablation can synchronize follicular wave emergence allowing the initiation of gonadotropin treatment in the absence of a dominant follicle resulting in a more consistent ovulatory response.
Both the Shvetambaras and Digambaras allow the initiation of nuns, and among the Shvetambaras nuns outnumber monks by a ratio of approximately 3 to 1. Nevertheless, the status of Jain nuns is less prestigious than that of monks, to whom they are obliged by convention and textual stipulation to defer, despite the fact that these nuns are often women of great learning and spiritual attainment.
Such targeting could help ensure that the correct diagnosis is suspected and adequately investigated, and allow the initiation of the timely and best possible treatment of this disease.
Thus, early detection and diagnosis of cardiovascular disease allow the initiation of secondary preventive measures, which seems to be most favorable in early disease stages.
