The phrase "allows us to generate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capability or permission to create or produce something, often in a technical or formal context.
Example: "This new software allows us to generate detailed reports in a matter of minutes."
Alternatives: "enables us to create" or "permits us to produce".
Additionally and perhaps reflecting its core essence, semantic memory allows us to generate coherent concepts which license generalizations based on meaning rather than surface similarities (Rosch 1975; Smith and Medin 1981; Wittgenstein 2001; Lambon Ralph et al. 2010).
Shearing using AFA, followed by gel purification, allows us to generate unbiased cDNA tags at a user-specified distance from the poly(A) site for mapping to the transcriptome.
First, PSM is used to extend the training data space, which allows us to generate ideal strong classifiers without having to collect a large number of training samples.
In his book, The Pleasures and Sorrows of Work, author Alain de Botton explains that a job feels meaningful "whenever it allows us to generate delight or alleviate suffering in others".
"We've now taken matters into our own hands to create a more sustainable and equal economy, one where our work allows us to generate an income, do what we love and have a positive social impact.
First, it allows us to generate unique channel names with negligible probability of collisions.
This interpretation allows us to generate reference signals easily in practice despite Eq. (13) looks complicated.
The ISAR technique allows us to generate range-Doppler images of noncooperative targets.
This allows us to generate a prediction of the road plane appearance in future instants.
The consumers' reproduces the buying decisions of consumers and allows us to generate demands.
This allows us to generate both predictions and explanations of others by simply employing cognitive machinery that we already possess.
