The phrase "allow estimation of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the ability to assess or calculate something, often in technical or analytical writing.
Example: "The new software will allow estimation of the project costs before implementation."
Alternatives: "enable assessment of the" or "facilitate calculation of the".
The expected number of preterm births was then estimated assuming that all treatments were small, to allow estimation of the excess risk of preterm birth caused by deeper excisions.
Algorithms have been developed which allow estimation of the state and parameters of these systems to be done with reasonable accuracy.
Formulae for the derivatives of solutions of diffusion equations are derived which clearly exhibit, and allow estimation of, the equations′ smoothing properties.
Knowledge of the maximum ambient vertical flow in the well does, however, allow estimation of the pumping rate that will yield a permeability-weighted sample.
The experimental results allow estimation of the affinity and capacity of endogenous lectins and are thereby directly applicable to the design of targeted -drug delivery systems.
Direct measurements of the substrate temperature vs. incoming energy flow from arc plasma allow estimation of the thermal balance of the substrates.
Measurements of D or H will then allow estimation of the applied squeeze load for quality control of the riveting process with respect to the fatigue properties of the joint.
This dual media plating system was used to allow estimation of the degree of injury of salmonellae recovered from the samples (Oni et al. 2015).
CCD are first-order (2K) designs augmented by additional centre and axial points to allow estimation of the tuning parameters of a second-order model.
From a behavioral perspective, however, models that allow estimation of the force displacement relationship between FRP sheets and concrete substrates are better suited (Lu et al. 2005; Nakaba et al. 2001).
The sample size was calculated to allow estimation of the prevalence of injuries, falls and opinions with 95% confidence and 10% precision, assuming the population prevalence to be 50% and a predicted response rate of 80%[11]].
