The phrase "allow for rigorous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for thoroughness or strictness in a process, evaluation, or methodology.
Example: "The new policy will allow for rigorous assessment of all applications to ensure fairness."
Alternatives: "permit thorough" or "facilitate strict".
David Broockman's research considers how voters and politicians decide, generally using field experiments and other approaches that allow for rigorous causal inferences to be drawn.
Regression discontinuity (RD) designs allow for rigorous causal inference when patients receive a treatment based on scoring above or below a cutoff point on a continuously measured variable.
The conclusions of this paper should be considered preliminary because the numbers of crash test subjects and real world injury victims does not allow for rigorous statistical analysis.
David Broockman's research focuses on public opinion in the United States and how politicians represent it, generally using field experiments and other approaches that allow for rigorous causal inferences to be drawn.
This would allow for rigorous studies of prenatal influences on health and make it easier to arrange to collect placentas and cord blood, he notes.
The development of a global dataset of continuous measurements from sky brightness meters would allow for rigorous evaluation of the results of [14], would provide strong constraints for verifying light pollution models, and would be beneficial to ecologists and light pollution researchers everywhere.
Real mindfulness allows for rigorous inquiry, into all things, inside and out.
This approach allows for rigorous and authentic evaluation, honors due process and gets rid of teachers who do not improve.
In those cases, randomization can be seen as the fairest way of determining participation, while simultaneously allowing for rigorous measurement of the program's impact.
However, only few studies are based on data allowing for rigorous tests whether strengths of correlations differ between habitat and landscape factors.
Clinical trials are playing an increasingly crucial role in modern evidence based medicine, allowing for rigorous scientific evaluation of treatment strategies and validation of patient care.
