The phrase "allows us to fully" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or capability to achieve something completely or thoroughly.
Example: "This new software allows us to fully optimize our workflow and increase productivity."
Alternatives: "enables us to completely" or "permits us to thoroughly".
The increased sensitivity afforded by the use of radiolabeled substrates allows us to fully define the biochemical properties of the outer core glycosyltransferases by detecting expected and unexpected products.
The use of representative volume element with realistic boundary conditions allows us to fully consider inhomogeneous deformations of the hydrogel.
This allows us to fully construct conservative measurement estimations for candidate time point t j using C j and R j.
This allows us to fully compare the neighborhood effect with the traditional socioeconomic determinants of health.
If "American Moderns" allows us to track such similarities across the decades, it also allows us to fully register the divergent paths taken by artists who were contemporaries.
It allows us to fully express ourselves: to seek what we want, to give feedback, to speak up about issues when we find the need.
For example, the propagator analysis identified SN, subthalamic nucleus, and red nucleus as potential propagators, but it is clear that the imaging techniques used here do not allow us to fully resolve these structures, either anatomically or functionally.
We therefore elected to use multilevel mixed models that allowed us to fully utilize the information from all the measurements in our data and maximize statistical power by distinguishing between the different sources of variance in the data.
HPV genotyping was performed using a population sequencing method that does not allow us to fully characterise co-infections and to correctly trace all genotypes found during the double sampling.
Such models allow us to fully consider the correlation between the two processes using a shared random effect (frailty).
Although our results do not suggest strong transmission of MDR-TB in Minas Gerais (using a classical 100%% MDR-TB identical isolates cluster definition), use of a smoother cluster definition (>85 % similarity) does not allow us to fully eliminate this possibility; hence, around 20 30 % of the isolates we analyzed might be MDR-TB transmission cases.
