The phrase "allow a comparison of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to evaluate or analyze similarities and differences between two or more items, concepts, or data sets.
Example: "The study's findings allow a comparison of the effectiveness of the two teaching methods."
Alternatives: "facilitate a comparison of" or "enable a comparison of".
Many other old English records allow a comparison of the present shorelines with old ones and indicate astonishing rates of erosion on many parts of the coast — up to fifteen feet a year at Holderness, nineteen feet between Cromer and Mundesley, and from fifteen to forty-five feet at Southwold.
These different fatigue assessments allow a comparison of the normative load requirements with realistic load assumptions.
Various methods allow a comparison of the stability of heteroligand complexes with that of the corresponding binary systems.
To allow a comparison of the different requirements and acceptance of indirect comparisons across Europe, more transparency is necessary.
The PMF deposition values allow a comparison of the intensity of pollen deposition from site to site [9].
Furthermore, the sanitary situation of about 100 buildings with different designated uses is inspected within a monitoring programme to allow a comparison of the new approaches.
Results allow a comparison of the importance of each parameter and confirm the increase in cleaning speed of the new prototype.
This study was designed as a meta-analysis of studies which allow a comparison of pPanNEN-R and non-surgical management (PanNEN-nR).
These different fibers allow a comparison of structure with function, because each silk has distinct mechanical properties and is composed of peptide modules that confer those properties.
Data from fieldwork undertaken in the summer of 2004 at Kusatsu Shirane allow a comparison of ground-truth data with the radiant temperatures measured using ASTER imagery.
The 750 utterances from the corpus (25 sentences × 3 groups × 10 speakers) were all annotated prosodically in order to allow a comparison of the productions across three speaker groups.
