The phrase "allows us to optimise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to improve or enhance a process, system, or outcome.
Example: "This new software allows us to optimise our workflow, making our team more efficient."
Alternatives: "enables us to enhance" or "permits us to improve".
Working in animals allows us to optimise the technique," he said, though he hopes eventually the technique can improve memory.
Leadership is an internal experience for women and being able to talk about challenges and successes allows us to optimise ourselves as leaders," says Pierrat.
Moreover, the statistical information obtained about browser types and operating systems allows us to optimise our web design.
"By working with UQ we are getting years and years of experience of analytic calculations, supercomputers they have on site, and we are able to use their faculties and build machine-learning capabilities that allow us to optimise these types of scenarios so we can become even less reliant on batteries over time".
"Mimicking what a calf actually does has allowed us to optimise the milking process, get better udder health, to make milking quicker and get more milk from those same cows," says Mr Harty.
We have performed physiological studies on PSII thermotolerance and the influence of growth temperature that has allowed us to optimise conditions to investigate thermal acclimation of PSII in Synechocystis.
This will allow us to optimise the intervention before starting the pilot RCT.
Tumour responses to the VDA were used as end points to guide the design of the combination with PTX, an approach, which allowed us to optimise conditions for combination regimens.
Improved knowledge of the sites and mechanisms of nutrient sensing will ultimately allow us to optimise the control of glycaemia and gastroparesis in type II diabetes, hyperphagia associated with obesity and hypophagia associated with aging.
Plant genetic resources play an important role in meeting the challenges of local, regional and global food security, as they allow us to optimise crops according to our needs.
This allows us to provide special expertise to optimise treatment of the underlying disease but also to include physiological measures in the assessment of patients and the evaluation of the service such as lung function and exercise capacity to better describe the sample and to understand the potential effects of the interventions provided.
