The phrase "allows us to insert" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or permission to add something into a system, document, or process.
Example: "The new software update allows us to insert additional data fields into the existing database."
Alternatives: "enables us to add" or "permits us to include".
Surely any film worth its salt should tell a story efficiently enough to allow us to insert ourselves into the action and feel through the characters as they live and love, fight and die.
In this test, the intermediate frequency was always 12.5 MHz, which also allowed us to insert an analog 12.5 MHz, 3-pole bandpass filter (BPF) in line.
"Selfies allow us to insert ourselves into the visual landscape and force representation to change". .
The invasion began, it seems, as emojis snuck their way through various social media and into photo editing applications, like Phonto and Snapchat, allowing us to insert their pleasing little pictorials into the mundanity of real life.
The use of the landing platform technology in combination with the ΦC31 integration system allowed us to insert all the different transgenes into the exact same position in the genome, thereby reducing position effect influences and allowing us to directly compare the phenotypes of individual lines.
The homozygous lethality of the lines allows us to infer that the transposon is inserted in or near an essential gene.
As sorghum and the rice brachypodium lineage diverged ∼50 Ma (The International Brachypodium Initiative 2010), this comparison allows us to filter out genes inserted during 70% of the length of time since the pregrass duplication.
In addition, the cloning of the amplified product, in combination with sequencing of the cloned inserts, allows us to distinguish individual HPV types present in one sample, including multiple infections in one sample.
