The phrase "allows us to exploit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the ability to take advantage of a resource, opportunity, or situation.
Example: "The new software allows us to exploit the full potential of our data analytics capabilities."
Alternatives: "enables us to utilize" or "permits us to take advantage of".
To capture potential fire spread along with irregular landscape connectivity considerations, we use a graph-theoretical approach that allows us to exploit graph connectivity measures (e.g., the number of connected components) as optimization objectives.
From the econometric point of view, the use of both average and annual growth is important because it allows us to exploit alternatively both sources of variability, cross-sectional (between LLMs) and overtime (within LLMs).
It allows us to exploit the mobile advantage".
It is the rise of the network that allows us to exploit a fact of human labour that long predates the internet: the ability to divvy up an overwhelming task – such as the writing of an exhaustive encyclopedia – into small enough chunks that completing it becomes not only feasible, but fun.
It allows us to exploit signal correlations at nonzero lags as in [7].
This estimation process is suitable for the data, and it allows us to exploit the panel feature of the data13.
A vote to stay in the EU would have allowed us to exploit the hard work and insights gained over the past year.
The microplays allowed us to exploit extreme close-ups: where every single gesture, every muscle movement, tells you something extra about the characters.
This blended methodological approach allowed us to exploit synergies among methods while minimizing single-source and single-method biases [11 13].
Let us quote the following fundamental tool, which will allow us to exploit no-weighted results in order to pass to the weighted case.
