The phrase "allows us to interpret" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to understand or analyze information, data, or a situation.
Example: "The new software allows us to interpret complex data sets more efficiently."
Alternatives: "enables us to understand" or "permits us to analyze".
This type of thinking is common and useful in everyday thought, because it allows us to interpret events and behaviors; it is therefore persistent even when contradictory evidence is available (Kelemen, 1999).
We used Kunjin virus, the West Nile virus variant; its uniform diameter allows us to interpret a change in dynamic light scattering as a change in effective hydrodynamic radius.
Our project with the Royal Court allows us to interpret current affairs in a new, informed and really creative fashion.
This allows us to interpret Class I as a subset of Class II.
He touted a "patent that allows us to interpret a set of objects for different devices".
Doesn't human reason guide experimenter's actions, in the way it leads us to choose data and samples, and the way it allows us to interpret them, after all?
Here we describe a number of analytical methods that allow us to interpret QSAR models using the MMP approach.
We used sigmoidal output units, which allow us to interpret each output as the conditional probability that a certain voxel belongs to a cell soma given the original image patch as input.
Our results were compared with those obtained using a standard logistic regression model and allow us to interpret the most relevant household assets and their complex interactions when adopting NTC, in order to aid in the design of rural policies.
Instead of providing isocaloric interpretations, the multivariate energy partition models allowed us to interpret our results while taking both energy and non-energy effects of foods into account.
It allowed us to interpret standard radiographs more precisely and more correctly.
