The phrase "allow simultaneous determination of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where multiple factors or variables are being assessed or measured at the same time.
Example: "The new software will allow simultaneous determination of user preferences and system performance metrics."
Alternatives: "enable concurrent assessment of" or "permit simultaneous evaluation of".
Partial least squares (PLS1) and principal component regression (PCR) are two multivariate calibration methods that allow simultaneous determination of several analytes in spite of their overlapping spectra.
Both methods also allow simultaneous determination of the specific activity of radium and an assessment of radon exhalation rate from the surface of the finished building products.
The analytical methodology designed to allow simultaneous determination of PXDD/Fs and PXBs, was based on internal standardisation with 13C12 labelled compounds and high resolution mass spectrometry and involved a new separation procedure using dual activated carbon column fractionation.
Combining the optical sensors with multicomponent linear regression allowed simultaneous determination of multiple metals in synthetic mixtures with different compositions.
A new experiment method has been elaborated for studying the adsorption of corrosion inhibitors on carbon steel electrodes in neutral solutions, which allows simultaneous determination of radiochemical and electrochemical parameters.
An experimental approach is devised that allows simultaneous determination of the precise translational position(s) as well as direct structural assessment of the remodeled nucleosome at the level of specific histone DNA contacts in the regions of the highly conserved histone fold domains.
The HAuCl4 NaCl HCl Au(s) and NaCl H2SO4 Au(s) systems were investigated to 500 °C and 600 bar using a recently designed X-ray cell which allows simultaneous determination of the absolute concentration of the absorbing atom (Au) and its local atomic environment in the fluid phase.
