The phrase "allow better evaluation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements in the assessment or analysis of a subject, process, or data.
Example: "The new software features allow better evaluation of user engagement metrics."
Alternatives: "facilitate improved assessment of" or "enable enhanced analysis of".
These results may allow better evaluation of nanotube mechanical properties via appropriate atomistic simulations.
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority said yesterday that it planned to install devices at bridges and tunnels that would allow better evaluation of traffic and weather conditions and faster response to stranded vehicles and accidents.
In cases where gynaecological lesions are present in the centre of the FOV away from aliasing artefacts, BLADE images would allow better evaluation of these solid lesions and thus might improve diagnostic confidence (Figs. 2, 3, and 4), especially in case of cervical lesions.
The same approach can also be applied to other microarray platforms to allow better evaluation of the potential impact of these polymorphisms on microarray expression data.
Authors should follow the CONSORT or STROBE guidelines when reporting their studies to allow better evaluation of the quality.
Further phenotyping of the heterogeneous group of patients with IBS and diarrhoea is needed to allow better evaluation of new treatments.
This allowed better evaluation of synonyms for math concepts.
Therefore, the detection of many other markers, including CXCR4, allows better evaluation of breast cancer, which can strongly influence the therapy conduct (guidance) and survival among patients.
Such an approach allows better evaluation of hepatic vascular anatomy, and generates volumetric data sets that can be used for multiplanar reconstruction.
The possibility to follow the same animal from the beginning to the end of treatment and to analyze more parameters at ones, can allow better statistically evaluation of data and underlining the concept that strong efforts should be dedicated to the refinement of experimental procedures that limit the number of animals needed for experimental models of human disease.
"Soft-tissue" images, designed to remove pleural calcifications, may allow for better evaluation of the lung parenchyma.
