The phrase "allows us to begin" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something provides the opportunity or permission to start a process or activity.
Example: "The new funding allows us to begin the project ahead of schedule."
Alternatives: "enables us to start" or "permits us to commence".
This work allows us to begin to answer questions about which forms are actually used in scientific discourse and to harness these for human curation and bioinformatics applications on data in the scientific literature.
Our approach provides a novel technique for flexibly capturing diverse phenotypes and allows us to begin to answer the question about which phenotype forms are actually used in the scientific literature and how frequently.
"This allows us to begin connecting the dots," said Dr. Patricia Butterfield, a researcher and professor of nursing at Montana State University.
"Having him in place allows us to begin an off-season of hard work," they said in the statement, released Tuesday, referring to Cashman.
This proximity allows us to begin to critique it in ways that aren't as easy to do when on the "outside".
"This announcement allows us to begin the thought process that's going to answer so many of the questions that we all care about," Arthur Sulzberger Jr., the Times Company chairman and publisher of the newspaper, said in an interview.
Textpresso for Mouse (http://www.textpresso.org/mouse/) is one of the organism-specific sites currently in production, allowing us to begin exploring effective ways to use Textpresso in mammalian curation pipelines.
In an effort to investigate the significance of this bias, and in acknowledgement of recent work, which has shown increased protein production in vitro using codon-optimized genes [2], [41], [42], we used our rabbit/CRPV DNA infectivity model to allow us to begin to study synonymous codon usage via alterations in the CRPV genome.
In addition to the conceptual model of the system and identification of the key system users, we believe that we should use an iterative, phased approach, that will allow us to begin making measurements of the NHII, while we continue learning "how best to make these measurements".
