The phrase "allow assignment of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or capability is being granted for the allocation or designation of something, often in technical or formal settings.
Example: "The new policy will allow assignment of the resources to different departments as needed."
Alternatives: "permit allocation of the" or "enable designation of the".
The H and I intermediates provide "anchor-points" that allow assignment of the complete set of E n intermediates that follow E4, 5 ≤ n ≤ 8.
Spectra from either MS or MIDA-MS/MS allowsis assignmentgnment of the number of nitrogens and carbons comprising the underivatized molecule.
Next, NOESY spectra were acquired in D2O to simplify the spectrum and focus on the NOEs involving the Lan/MeLan protons, which allow assignment of the ring topology.
Coming back to Figure 1 b, the unit cell parameters allow assignment of the specular peak to the PSP 002) reflection.
The tree of MtaA/MtbA does not allow assignment of the Mx homologs to one or the other enzyme category (fig. 5 a), which will have to wait for a full functional characterization of these proteins.
These slight differences do not allow assignment of the morphologies to distinct crystallographic structures such as 6T crystals with a {4̅11} or a {010} contact plane, which have been reported for instance on Cu (010).
16S rRNA gene sequencing (Sanger) allowed assignment of the isolate to the genus Bacillus, with Bacillus pumilus as the closest species.
The use of abbreviated pathway constructs leads to trapping of a series of cobalamin intermediates, allowing assignment of the full biosynthetic pathway and defining the roles of CobL as a dual-function methyltransferase and CobE as a likely carrier protein, perhaps facilitating metabolic channeling.
Co-localization of the starting lipids and their oxidation products after TLC separation allowed assignment of the native unsaturation sites.
The SNP results were compared (Table 4) with the SNP profiles of Van Ert et al. (10 ), allowing assignment of the isolates to 1 of 12 sublineages.
