The phrase "allow characterization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the permission or ability to define or describe someone or something in a particular way.
Example: "The new policy will allow characterization of employees based on their performance metrics."
Alternatives: "permit description" or "enable portrayal".
Purification of ovomucin is still an empirical technique and sometimes insufficient quantities of ovomucin are purified to allow characterization.
Dedicated test benches are needed to allow characterization of performance of magnetic sensors at such elevated temperatures.
Although current methodologies allow characterization of the stability of individual transcripts, procedures designed to measure alterations in transcript abundance/turnover on a high throughput scale are lacking.
Super-critical fluid extraction and fractionation (SFEF) with pentane provides the opportunity to cut deep into the bottoms while readily yielding enough of each fraction to allow characterization and reactivity studies.
We stress the importance of identification of the incidental nanoaerosols to allow characterization of the nanoaerosols at ENMs workplaces, and to estimate additional nanoaerosols exposure, which was previously unknown.
Most importantly, the deposition energetics and the film thickness are kept constant across the entire composition range, and the resulting samples are sufficiently large to allow characterization by conventional techniques.
This approach allowed characterization of distinct infection fates within heterogeneous host and fungal pathogen interactions.
SeDeM expert system is an innovative tool which allows characterization of a powdered substance.
This method allows characterization of both globally and locally altered scaffold and engineered tissue elastic properties.
Subsequent multistage tandem mass spectrometry on the ion-trap instrument allowed characterization of the structure of the detected metabolites.
A gas chromatographic apparatus is described that allows characterization of the sorbed mass with respect to the desorption rate.
