The phrase "allows the progression of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing processes, developments, or changes that enable or facilitate advancement in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy allows the progression of innovative ideas within the organization."
Alternatives: "facilitates the advancement of" or "enables the development of".
He added that it "allows the progression of the disease to accelerate so that it presents a greater threat" of related liver disease, cancer and death.
Likewise, PTEN promoter methylation has also been reported in HCC, which allows the progression of the PI3K/PTEN/Akt pathway [ 85].
This partial repression still allows the progression of N-signalling waves through the Pa-cad domain, but only allows the formation of segmental N-signalling stripes outside it.
We describe the construction of a simulation model that uses a more detailed description of illness (represented by changes in both the total and component SOFA scores) and allows the progression of disease to depend upon the duration of illness and the recent history, namely whether the patient is improving, becoming worse, or remaining stable.
These specific features may allow the progression of the replicative helicase despite the impossibility to unwind the two parental strands at the psoralen ICL.
Noninvasive methods permit multiple measurements of heart function, allowing the progression of post-infarction remodeling to be followed and cell-mediated improvements to be identified.
Survivin inhibits apoptosis by directly binding to pro-apoptotic molecules, including caspase family proteins, allowing the progression of cell growth and survival [ 1– 3].
Assembly and maturation of podosomes maintain the extending cell margin, but in order to allow the progression of the leading edge, podosomes need to release their attachment to the substratum and disassemble at the back of the cluster.
We envision a model in which BRD4 recruits SE-associated complexes at SEs of stem cell genes, thus allowing the progression of a promoter-proximal Pol II through the gene body to achieve productive elongation.
Therefore, in Smn 2B/− mice the level of full-length Smn protein appears to be sufficient to allow the progression of skeletal muscle development albeit in a delayed manner.
