The phrase "allows us to include" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capability or permission to add something within a certain context, such as a project, document, or discussion.
Example: "This new software update allows us to include additional features that enhance user experience."
Alternatives: "enables us to incorporate" or "permits us to add".
The use of an empirical factor called "knockdown factor" allows us to include these dangerous imperfections in shell structure design.
We decided to use partial least squares (PLS) for this study, because it allows us to include formative variables in addition to reflective ones (Fassott and Eggert 2005).
This highly spatially resolved concentration metric is available for the entire state of NC, which allows us to include women that would typically be excluded from analyses that use only monitoring networks as exposure surrogates.
Which is convenient, really, since such a focus allows us to include both of our two stand-out favourites for closest league ever.
Ping Pong said in a statement: "The current legislation allows us to include credit card tips as part of the minimum wage... Should anyone fall below minimum wage levels we always top it up".
This approach allows us to include finer details of the fracture network characteristics while keeping the computational work manageable.
The use of the system allowed us to include a yeast origin of replication into the TAR vector and to select TAR cloning events against vector recircularization.
We addressed the problem of missing data by using FIML estimation, which allowed us to include all available data points in the analysis.
The use of factor analysis allowed us to include the key features of movement patterns re-expressed as factor variables in the multivariable analyses.
Detailed information on Internet use has been available since 2001 [ 30], allowing us to include the prevalence of household Internet use in our study.
The use of GEE and multilevel models will allow us to include these characteristics as additional predictors of outcomes.
