The phrase "allow accurate quantification of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express that something enables precise measurement or assessment of a particular variable or phenomenon.
Example: "The new software tools allow accurate quantification of user engagement metrics, leading to better decision-making."
Alternatives: "enable precise measurement of" or "facilitate accurate assessment of".
Our analytical set-up did not allow accurate quantification of the mannose and galactose consumption rates.
The utilized technique did not allow accurate quantification of oxygen in order to illustrate the effectiveness of the vacuum as protective environment at different vacuum levels.
High-sensitivity imaging should also allow accurate quantification of the amplitude of cortical mass action, both within the experimental field of view, and between experiments.
This model has been shown to allow accurate quantification of re-endothelialization [13].
Primer sequences for the other genes of interest were designed with a 3' bias to allow accurate quantification of the globally amplified cartilage cDNA libraries (Table 1).
Knowledge of genetic polymorphisms that allow accurate quantification of type 2 diabetes risk will allow the development of complex models with diagnostic and prognostic potential.
Radiolabeled mAbs were used to allow accurate quantification for assessment of the number of dye groups that can be coupled to mAbs without affecting their biological properties.
The time frame of the 480-min sampling period post-tracer glucose infusion allowed accurate quantification of glucose metabolism.
A time frame of 320 min of labeled VFA infusion employing a single injection allows accurate quantification of VFA metabolism in the rumen.
We have developed a structural model for disordered carbons and a corresponding structure refinement program for powder X-ray data which allows accurate quantification of the structural parameters (lattice constants, basal plane particle size, probability of turbostratic disorder, etc).
Finally, we achieve live imaging of dendritic spines with 60-nm resolution and demonstrate that our technique allows accurate quantification of neuronal morphology up to 30-μm deep in living brain tissue.
