The phrase "allows us to change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or permission to make alterations or modifications in a particular context.
Example: "This new policy allows us to change our approach to customer service, making it more efficient."
Alternatives: "enables us to modify" or "permits us to adjust".
Varying the width W (Fig. 4) allows us to change the number of molecules without changing the initial concentrations of A and B.
"Coworking scales with our business as it allows us to change the amount of space we use in real time while being able to attract talent," says CEO Glenn Lombardi of My Local Beacon.
In order to circumvent the potential embryonic lethality of high Ctgf expression and generate adult mice overexpressing the Ctgf gene, we devised a novel strategy using a low-high cassette (Lo-Hi) that allows us to change gene expression levels from low to high by altering mRNA stability (Fig. 1B).
The proposed method allows us to change the Markov tree to include a vertex containing the new subset without changing any information in the original vertices, thus avoiding possible repeated computations.
This modularity allows us to change any part we want, for instance, the algorithm used to detect the instant.
Since other studies have shown that odours and pheromones influence mate choice and recognition in poeciliids (e.g., [ 66- 68]), to reduce these effects, we used several aquaria, which allowed us to change the water between experiments.
This allowed us to change relative timing of activations in sets of inputs to the olfactory bulb without changing the total number of spikes generated by them.
Competitive elections allow us to change course and hold our leaders accountable," he said.
Today's technologies allow us to change prices rapidly based on the most recent demand patterns and stock levels.
