The phrase "allows us to extrapolate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to infer or draw conclusions based on existing data or information.
Example: "The research findings are significant because they allow us to extrapolate future trends in consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "enables us to infer" or "permits us to deduce".
This allows us to extrapolate a reasonable range of figures for how Mr. Paul might perform in Maine this year.
So a recent period of growth plus confidence in policymakers allows us to extrapolate the past into the future, even if that means ignoring inconvenient facts.
In this case, the availability of reference samples investigated and analyzed in the same conditions, allows us to extrapolate almost certain considerations on provenance of the obsidian artefacts found in the archaeological excavation.
As a side-line contribution, due to the lack of rare species (e.g. singletons and doubletons), zeta diversity framework still allows us to extrapolate and estimate the number of species in the regional species pool (Fig. 5).
The low energy fit obtained allows us to extrapolate to the six-quark doubly strange H-dibaryon state, flavor symmetric strange states of higher quark content and possible six quark nucleon nucleon resonances.
This allows us to extrapolate the lower range, and thus also to simulate the first step.
However, it is currently unclear whether nontargeted, low-molecular-weight fluorochromes that are currently on the verge of being clinically introduced will allow us to extrapolate surrogate markers of tumour angiogenesis using planar or tomographic optical imaging.
Further, results from the trace-driven simulator match our PlanetLab deployment, thus allowing us to extrapolate Rappel's performance at larger scales.
This good linearity allowed us to extrapolate and find the approximate thickness of the films with d < 50 nm, below the possibilities of the microscope technique that was used.
