The phrase "allows us to isolate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to separate or distinguish something from a larger context or group.
Example: "This method allows us to isolate the variables that affect the outcome of the experiment."
Alternatives: "enables us to separate" or "permits us to distinguish".
The long incubation time needed for isolation of Bartonella allows us to isolate mycobacterial strains by using blood agar culture (16 ).
Hence, precise control of the irradiation time allows us to isolate the thermally stable intermediates and characterise them using X-ray crystallography, thus confirming the until-now putative domino process.
The use of null width polarization windows to form the electrets allows us to isolate the β′ peak.
The use of biological motion stimuli has an advantage because it allows us to isolate and present motion information.
We study a Virginia law which allows us to isolate the impact of requiring voters to show photo identification.
This difference-in-difference empirical strategy allows us to isolate the supply-side payment reform effects from demand-side policy interventions.
The rich media and anaerobic conditions used for isolation allowed us to isolate the predominant intestinal bacteria while selective media was used to represent a broader selection of bacterial diversity.
Furthermore, the reduction of background noise, due to not using several lineage-specific markers, allowed us to isolate ASPCs with a fluorescently labeled antigen.
Finally, we used a standardized task that allowed us to isolate the intrinsic effect of a LB on the lumbopelvic rhythm.
In contrast to many previous perinatal infarct fMRI studies, we used an event-related design, which allowed us to isolate trial-related activity and examine correct and error trials separately.
Variation of the carbon source (glucose vs. oleate) used for cultivation of yeast cells allowed us to isolate LP variants which strongly differed in their lipid composition.
