The phrase "allow an estimate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting permission to provide or consider an estimation of something, such as time, cost, or resources.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, could you allow an estimate of the total costs involved?"
Alternatives: "permit an estimate" or "grant an estimate".
This would also allow an estimate of flock-level seroprevalence of approximately 90% with 10% allowable error and 95% confidence.
The DPRS model and rolling noise prediction model are both extended and used together to allow an estimate of the contribution to the radiated noise.
They also allow an estimate of the conditions under which density effects related to fracture wall roughness are likely to be significant.
Previously validated model calculations then allow an estimate to be made of the thickness of a central nonpremixed flame or mixing layer, a thickness which is shown to be strongly influenced by flame turbulence interactions in the premixed flames.
This work is particularly motivated by the lack of procedures that allow an estimate to be made of the variance and confidence intervals of the statistical quantities when using the ESEA technique.
The combination of experimental and a priori calculated data results in empirical rules for the energies of the sputtered and reflected species, which allow an estimate of the energy input during sputter-deposition for every given elemental film material.
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