"allow for evaluation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something should be able to be unambiguously judged or evaluated. For example, "Allowing for an objective evaluation of the results, the experiment was a success."
In fact, the most rapid detection systems based on direct detection of the most commonly encountered bacteria in blood by real-time PCR are currently being evaluated, but they do allow for evaluation of antibiotic susceptibility [4], [5].
Moreover, many traditional metrics do not even allow for evaluation of the individual sensor.
A validated and reliable instrument would allow for evaluation of individual applications as well as theory-building across applications.
Artefacts still hamper MR image quality and image interpretation, although sequence modification has been shown to allow for evaluation of the bone-prosthesis interface and the surrounding soft tissues.
Inclusion criteria included free papers presented at the 2008 and 2010 ESSKA congresses, as these years would allow for evaluation of all corresponding papers published within five years of presentation.
The system consists of a real time simulation of a 300 MW turbine from zero to rated speed, a computer model of a turbine operator expert and other components that allow for evaluation and coaching of a turbine operator engineer.
Experimental design allowed for evaluation of potential interactive and quadratic effects between these variables; fat wheat bran and NaCl.
However, with an implanted device, all of the patients agreeing to participate were followed for 24 months, allowing for evaluation of efficacy in the entire group.
The framework adopted in SynFace allows for evaluation of the system at different points in the signal chain shown in Figure 2. We can measure accuracy.
In the first study the sample size of each treatment group allowed for evaluation according to cell morphology, glycosaminoglycan (GAG) staining and repair tissue surface.
