The phrase "allow reliable estimation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express that something enables or facilitates accurate assessment or measurement of a particular variable or outcome.
Example: "The new software tools allow reliable estimation of project costs, ensuring better budget management."
Alternatives: "enable accurate assessment of" or "facilitate dependable measurement of".
The no-marker condition did not allow reliable estimation of movement variability the above figures fell, respectively, to 72% and 48%—and cannot be recommended.
This was done to minimize bias and maximize statistical power to allow reliable estimation of CV, kidney and safety outcomes.
Small sample sizes per habitat type and year did not allow reliable estimation of habitat-specific environmental variance, and we therefore pooled data from all habitat types for each year.
Approximately 25 respondents were selected from each of the NCs to allow reliable estimation of neighbourhood-level characteristics from individual survey responses.
The disagreement between these analyses highlights the fact that this particular data set does not allow reliable estimation of a nonsusceptible fraction.
Our data demonstrate that PI is a clinically meaningful biomarker in NSCLC with entity-dependent cut-off values that allow reliable estimation of prognosis and may potentially stratify ADC patients for the need of adjuvant therapy.
Forty-one patients were registered to allow reliable estimations of the primary endpoint for patients receiving alemtuzumab and to estimate e.g., the complete remission rate for patients with alemtuzumab with a precision of ±18%%.
Marker conditions allowed reliable estimation of movement variability by an experienced operator; the contribution of movement variability to total variability, expressed by omega-squared, had averages across the four operators of 97% for the knee angle and 93% for the hip.
Stable firing across tens of minutes allowed reliable estimation of mean firing rate.
The very large study size allows reliable estimation of relative risks for specific tumour types defined by histology, even for less common tumours.
Fluorescence-activated cell sorting allowed reliable estimation and purification of cell populations, generating parenchymal purity above 90%.
