"allows the regulation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that allows a regulation to be established or enforced. For example: "The new legislation allows the regulation of certain industries."
One advantage of this kind of FFL is that at steady state it allows the regulation of its target gene by stimuli acting on any of its two regulators.
Justice Clarence Thomas voted with the majority in 2009 but criticized what he called the "doctrinal incoherence" of the court's First Amendment jurisprudence in this area, which allows the regulation of broadcast television but not cable programming or the Internet.
The methodology allows the regulation of different laser material ablation regimes and thus can be adapted to different cleaning issues with emphasis to cases in which conventional laser cleaning methodologies (i.e. using IR wavelengths) are not effective or successful.
siRNA allows the regulation of multiple cellular pathways.
This process allows the regulation of skeletal growth and repair, and the maintenance of skeletal integrity.
Short-interfering RNA (siRNA) allows the regulation of multiple cellular pathways.
These lead to direct sequence changes of sensors and regulators, eg, changing specificity of stimulus or allowing the regulation of new genes.
We have further modified this model system to allow the regulation of gene expression post-delivery using the tetracycline (tet -regulated systet -regulated
Besides these endogenously regulated systems, inducible vector systems have been developed that allow the regulation of transduced genes in response to an exogenous compound.
Indeed, the Supreme Court has never extended to violent materials the principles that allow the regulation of sexual materials.
It points to a series of Supreme Court precedents that interpret those provisions as allowing the regulation of "activities that substantially affect interstate commerce".
