The phrase "allows us to bring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or permission to introduce or present something, often in a collaborative or inclusive context.
Example: "This new technology allows us to bring innovative solutions to our clients."
Alternatives: "enables us to present" or "permits us to introduce".
It allows us to bring out the best in ourselves.
This allows us to bring the best of who we are to what we do.
We feel we need some form of visa scheme that allows us to bring in seasonal workers".
The alliance allows us to bring in minority and women to work alongside Cushman professionals where maybe JRT is not strong.
"A dog walk allows us to bring in a whole different segment of the population," said Ms. Cravotta, who took her beagle, Baylee.
"This allows us to bring in a new generation of leadership in the Bronx," Mr. Ramirez said of his decision to support Mr. Seabrook over Mr. Engel.
"What we can do is invest in new terminal facilities that will allow us to bring gas in from the US to replace the gas from the North Sea.
"Partnering with Stratasys will allow us to supercharge our mission to empower individuals to make things using a MakerBot, and allow us to bring 3-D technology to more people".
"We have an aggressive model for growth, and partnering with Stratasys will allow us to supercharge our mission to empower individuals to make things using a MakerBot, and allow us to bring 3D technology to more people".
By using cloud-based technology our system is quickly scalable, allowing us to bring on more warehouses without additional infrastructure.
Given the large number of samples used and the heterogeneous spectrum of genomic aberrations represented, the integrated information allowed us to bring together various molecular events that underlie CLL and to compare patients only by their IGVH mutational status.
