The phrase "allow for estimation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to make room for approximations or calculations in a given context.
Example: "When planning the budget, we must allow for estimation of unforeseen expenses."
Alternatives: "make room for approximation" or "account for estimation".
A theoretical model and a simple analytical expression have been developed that allow for estimation of the average value of the current step magnitude in blocking collisions.
In particular, the two techniques allow for estimation, in a reliable way, of the overall delamination extension which is of utmost importance for material design purposes.
Para-aminohippuric acid was also infused to allow for estimation of iliac plasma flow (IPF), of which approximately 80% flows to the mammary glands.
The estimation scheme we propose will allow for estimation even in the case that the longitudinal data are sparsely observed at irregular times and may be corrupted by noise.
These label-based methods allow for estimation of relative protein abundance [65].
In the isolated perfused heart 2 h reperfusion is used to allow for estimation of infarct size [20].
The theory allows for estimation of the total, closed, and open porosities.
A reaction kinetics study on the oxidation of dioxin in supercritical water allowed for estimation of appropriate residence times for insuring dioxin destruction.
This approach allows for estimation of emission reductions of several pollutants (including SO2, NOX, PM) and CO2 for individual policies and support evaluation of co-benefits.
For every grid of the network, resulting modeled levels of contamination allowed for estimation of the total burden of POPs in soils.
The developed model allows for estimation of the number of conflicts and the conflict probability, as well as their distribution at intersections and along an airway.
