The phrase "allows the recognition of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or function of something that enables the identification or acknowledgment of a particular element or concept.
Example: "The new software allows the recognition of patterns in large datasets, improving analysis efficiency."
Alternatives: "facilitates the identification of" or "enables the acknowledgment of".
It is this huge parameter space that allows the recognition of so many different types of object.
In particular, I have developed a method that allows the recognition of rare categories with high sensitivity and specificity, and will show that it is practical and robust.
Introducing appropriate substituents (flavone, macrocyclic pyridine) on the ancillary acetylide ligand of cyclometalated platinum II) allows the recognition of Pb2+ ions.
It is more useful than the traditional subdivision into Lower Chalk, Middle Chalk and Upper Chalk because it can be applied more consistently over a wider area, it provides a better indication of lithological variation, it allows the recognition of more tectonic structures and it is thus more useful for practical application in engineering geology and hydrogeology.
This phenomenon allows the recognition of apoptotic cells by macrophages and their phagocytosis.
The recognition process is made invariant with respect to simultaneous translation, rotation, and scaling, and allows the recognition of complex scenes.
These high-resolution data allowed the recognition of chemically distinct eruptive units in near real-time.
We also address some possible ambiguities that can arise when the experimental frequency range does not allow the recognition of the overall behavior.
These structures allow the recognition of numerous hydrophilic residues responsible for dimerization, a novel feature for the superfamily of enzymes.
All jawed vertebrates share lymphocyte receptors that allow the recognition of pathogens and the discrimination between self and non-self antigens.
Comparison with the leaves and leaflets of extant and fossil plants allow the recognition of one Mahonia and four Berberis new species.
