The phrase "allow a more objective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for increased objectivity in a particular context, such as research, analysis, or decision-making.
Example: "This new methodology will allow a more objective assessment of the data collected."
Alternatives: "enable a more impartial" or "facilitate a more unbiased".
Undoubtedly, advanced genetic fingerprinting and DNA analyses will allow a more objective classification of species within the order.
In addition to assessing the effect of myoblast transplantation on regional and global heart function, these results will also provide comprehensive safety data and thus allow a more objective assessment of the risk-benefit ratio.
Similarly, anonymous review, or blinding, is intended to reduce bias and may allow a more objective review of each case.
More specific criteria would allow a more objective assessment and ensure that decisions are not made based on age-bias but rather based on justifiable criteria that are applied equitably.
A more standardized approach is needed with a set definition of "clearance" or "cure rate" to allow a more objective comparison of therapeutic options.
Their rationale for using such a rating scale was that it should better differentiate the various dimensions and levels of hip function, and that it should allow a more objective assessment in a department from one surgeon to another and in the literature from one study to another.
Lastly, an automated analysis method for quantifying patient-ventilator asynchronies and the more subtle dyssynchronies was used [ 20], allowing a more objective detection of patient-ventilator interaction.
Quantification of intratumour vascularity allows a more objective analysis and a better reproducibility than the only qualitative evaluation of the Doppler signal from tumour vessels.
Taken together, combining ProADM values with CURB65 scores allows a more objective triage of patients with LRTI presenting to the emergency department.
The introduction of DXA bone density measurement allowed a more objective diagnosis of osteoporosis and stimulated interest in making the diagnosis before fractures occur.
Compared to the direct counting of AgNOR signals, morphometric analysis allows a more objective and reproducible quantification on histological sections [ 17, 32].
