The phrase "allows us to stage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or permission to organize or present something, often in a theatrical or metaphorical context.
Example: "The new software allows us to stage a more interactive presentation for our audience."
Alternatives: "enables us to organize" or "permits us to present".
By having this company come in, we will have more time with the material that will allow us to stage much better productions". The plan is to have productions every night of the week, Stepanian said.
We set up a framework that allows us to jam on stage with the comfort of knowing all machines are in key.
It's a really flexible custom realtime app made in OpenFrameworks that allows us to make the stage interactive so we can amplify performances - in this case U2's.
Combined information about multiple, independently evolving traits, such as morphology and structural and behavioural differences in calling song, provides greater resolution of the overall differences between these allopatric populations, and allows us to assess their stage of divergence.
This framework does not assume a simple, linear progression from product development to adoption and thus allows us to explore the stages of spread in detail.
We'll measure in number of deals rather than dollars invested going forward in this post, as that allows us to include multiple stages without diluting smaller companies from mega rounds.
Hore added: "By informing us of his intentions at this early stage, it allows us to use this time to consider our next course of action and the options available to us as we plan for the future".
Detecting homoplastic characters using circular orderings allows us to explore a two-stage approach: In the first step, one would construct a circular ordering that minimizes the fraction of "noisy" sites (as in Fig. 1).
That allows us to study the early stage of spreading, wherein the precursor is initiated and developed if the van der Waals forces are strong enough.
But this remarkable and hugely generous gift and initiative from Michael and Harriet allows us to go an important stage further towards our goal of ensuring that all barriers – real or perceived – are removed from students' choices.
