The phrase "allows us to envision" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the ability to imagine or conceptualize something, often in a creative or analytical context.
Example: "The new technology allows us to envision a future where renewable energy powers our cities."
Alternatives: "enables us to imagine" or "lets us picture".
The show's imagery, created by Markley Boyer, even allows us to envision Manhattan as it might have looked in 1609, when Henry Hudson and his men sailed past.
I think art succeeds most fully when it engenders a sense of freedom in us, when it allows us to envision the world remade through our moral imagination.
DRL elimination allows us to envision a sensor-level modular EEG system for neural monitoring in non-clinical environments.
In this work, we have designed, implemented, and analyzed a framework that allows us to envision the physical effects of robot manipulation actions.
This allows us to envision a potential usage of the constructed model in embedded devices or in a cloud platform for an intensive use on massive image databases.
LGBTQ visibility allows us to envision the lives we might lead; on an even more basic level, to learn that such lives are possible.
First experiments are performed on four human cadavers and the promising results allow us to envision a first clinical investigation of this therapeutic approach in a near future.
Furthermore, direct measurements of the electron spin relaxation times for the nitroxide radical-based spin labels used in HD-ODNP have recently caught up with the ambient solution conditions of relevance to HD-ODNP experiment, allowing us to envision an explicit treatment of the saturation factor.
This certification program covers all building at all scales and is a unified tool for transformative design, allowing us to envision a future that is socially just, culturally rich, and ecologically restorative," according to its mission plan.
