The phrase "allows us to recognize" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the ability to identify or understand something, often in a context of analysis or observation.
Example: "This new evidence allows us to recognize the patterns that were previously overlooked."
Alternatives: "enables us to identify" or "permits us to discern."
Detecting the occurrence of a second turning point or start of a second phase, as outlined in Step 2 of our procedure, is especially useful as it allows us to recognize early that an epidemic is worsening, in our case on April 30 only 3 days after the turning point on April 27 (Table 1).
We first recast the problem in a form reminiscent of the standard Stokes problem, which allows us to recognize the importance of using a compatible discretization for the vector and scalar unknowns, then propose and analyze a stable finite element formulation.
Analysis of the structure function relationships of α-KTx3 subfamily toxins allows us to recognize several key sites which may be useful for designing toxins with improved activity on hKv1.3, an attractive target for T-cell mediated autoimmune diseases.
This made use of the fact that having two ears allows us to recognize where a sound comes from without turning our heads.
Gardenbrain, in contrast, allows us to recognize taxes as basic nutrients that sustain the garden.
Historical study allows us to recognize the contingent nature of both the past and the present.
The first was clear: It would allow us to recognize performance, particularly through variable compensation.
The effect of air exposure allowed us to recognize three intervals of x where phase evolution is controlled by rather different mechanisms.
As Frost sees it, postmodernism opened up the possibilities for pleasure by allowing us to "recognize that whole category of experience".
"Statements like these allow us to recognize the problem and still feel not feel bad about not doing anything about it," says Detert.
