The phrase "allow discrimination between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the ability to differentiate or make distinctions between two or more items, groups, or concepts.
Example: "The new software allows discrimination between legitimate users and potential threats."
Alternatives: "permit differentiation between" or "enable distinction between".
Experimental measurements allow discrimination between thermal and residual strains.
Only abrasion and colour allow discrimination between high and low energy conditions.
Most of the currently available detection methods do not allow discrimination between wild-type CSF viruses and the vaccine strains.
These parameters can be interpreted in a structural context, allow discrimination between different binding mechanisms and guide drug design.
Indeed, the experimental data currently available do not allow discrimination between the low-order model reported here and a model of much greater sophistication.
This study was designed to identify common symptoms or signs that may allow discrimination between inflammatory low back pain (ILBP) and mechanical low back pain (MLBP).
An important question in Systems Biology is the design of experiments to allow discrimination between two (or more) competing pathway models or biological mechanisms.
These include water-based liquid scintillators and fast photo-sensors and light concentrators to allow discrimination between flashes of light separated by a few hundred picoseconds – 10 times better than achieved by today's photomultiplier tubes.
We aimed to determine whether oxygen cost and stimulation cost measurements are sensitive enough to allow discrimination between the efficacy of different activation ranges for stimulation of each muscle group during constant-power cycling.
Placing pathway structure and dynamics into an evolutionary context begins to allow discrimination between those physical and molecular features that particularize a species to its surroundings, and those that provide core physiological function.
The evolution of the mitochondrial cytochrome c oxidase subunit I (COI) gene is sufficiently rapid to allow discrimination between closely related species and biogeographic subgroups within species.
