The phrase "allow for an estimation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to make room for or consider an estimate in a particular context, such as planning or budgeting.
Example: "When preparing the project timeline, we must allow for an estimation of potential delays."
Alternatives: "make room for an estimate" or "account for an estimation."
Based on the relevant provisions of the European Standard for greenhouse design and the Eurocodes, loading was varied to allow for an estimation of the real loading conditions at failure.
The Friedman differential method (Friedman, 1964) and the incremental integral method by Vyazovkin (2001) were both extended to allow for an estimation of not only the apparent activation energy but also the effective kinetic prefactor, defined as the product of the pre-exponential factor and the conversion function.
A future study comparing rehabilitation-based incident cases to incident cases identified using hospital statistics of Switzerland would allow for an estimation of the extent of this underestimation.
Thus, a systematic, consistent calculation approach is needed to allow for an estimation of all significant emissions across all tropical and subtropical developing countries.
In this article, we furthermore propose a novel Equalization-based SA (ESA) structure, where the echo path is equalized by a linear filter to allow for an estimation of the loudspeaker nonlinearities by very small and efficient models.
In the fourth article, "Significance-aware filtering for nonlinear acoustic echo cancellation," by C. Hofmann, C. Huemmer, M. Guenther, and W. Kellermann, the authors propose a novel equalization-based significance-aware structure, where the echo path is equalized by a linear filter to allow for an estimation of the loudspeaker nonlinearities by very small and efficient models.
In addition to estimating this effect with this experimental gold standard, we develop a non-experimental approach that allows for an estimation of the desired treatment effect on an individual level by estimating user-level counterfactuals using time-series prediction.
This allows for an estimation of the global error and provides a useful indication for the mesh refinements.
This allows for an estimation of the required length for complete mixing by further accounting the penetration depth achieved by molecular diffusion.
In this context, several Kalman-type coupled input-state and coupled input-state-parameter filters have recently been developed, allowing for an estimation of the full-field dynamic response of a structure from only a limited number of vibration measurements.
This allows for an estimation of the proportion of the total effect due to the mediator (the proportion mediated) which is not possible to estimate using controlled effects, given that there as many controlled direct effects as strata of the mediator.
