The phrase "allows us to control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or permission to manage or influence something.
Example: "This new software allows us to control the workflow more efficiently."
Alternatives: "enables us to manage" or "permits us to regulate".
The approach we used allows us to control the spatial aggregation of wild patches and the area they covered.
Measuring tree branches using "evolutionary time" allows us to control for variable rates of evolution across branches.
Secondly, we estimate the effects of parental illness using a panel dataset that allows us to control for unobserved heterogeneity at the household level.
Nevertheless, the use of the SCCS method allows us to control for time-independent confounders, making our estimations more robust.
A solution to this problem is to electrodeposit metals with high overpotentials for hydrogen evolution, such as copper, which allows us to control nucleation and ultimately to use illumination patterns to spatially address nanoparticle deposition on semiconducting surfaces.
To ameliorate this problem, we use data from the MxFLS which allows us to control for individuals' cognitive ability, at the expense of a smaller and less-representative sample of the Mexican labor market.
We drive the adaptivity using a residual-based error indicator, and demonstrate using norms of the error that the indicator allows us to control it successfully.
Thus, polymer swelling in titania precursor allows us to control the particle dimensions of the composite and pure TiO2 by using preformed polymer particles of tailored porosity.
Having original content allows us to control our destiny.
It allows us to control redox state of the inner (working) electrodes.
It allows us to control evolvability of a population on mesoscopic level.
