The phrase "allow a more accurate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential for increased precision or correctness in a particular context or process.
Example: "Implementing this new software will allow a more accurate analysis of the data collected."
Alternatives: "enable greater accuracy" or "facilitate a more precise".
Secondly, we identify information gaps that need to be filled to allow a more accurate analysis.
Some improvements of this compact model will allow a more accurate description of MOS transistors at low temperature.
A trick of the mind of course, but real enough to allow a more accurate analysis of blows that were thrown.
Network analysis techniques allow a more accurate reflection of underlying systems biology to be realized than traditional unidimensional molecular biology approaches.
These similarities and differences give hoteliers and investors a window into the factors that drive their properties' revenues and allow a more accurate risk assessment.
A self-report that matches the items on the clinician rating would allow a more accurate test of Greenberg et al's (1992) suggestion.
Importantly, this would also allow a more accurate estimate of field failure rates and could reveal possible failure modes/design weaknesses ahead of field deployments.
The results presented here will allow a more accurate modeling of PEMFCs, providing an experimentally verified alternative to the assumptions frequently employed.
These results provide the beginnings of an empirical evidence base to allow a more accurate interpretation of blood-based footwear marks in forensic casework.
The determination of this property in situ would allow a more accurate a more accurate evaluation of the real heating energy demand of a building.
The results from this study are important because they allow a more accurate prediction of adsorption capacities of adsorbents which allow for better design of adsorption systems.
