The phrase "allow the characterisation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the permission or facilitation of defining or describing something, often in a literary or analytical context.
Example: "The new policy will allow the characterisation of employee roles to be more flexible and adaptive to changing needs."
Alternatives: "permit the description of" or "facilitate the definition of".
A high pressure differential scanning calorimeter (HP-DSC) based on an original design of Höhne and co-workers has been constructed at the University of Aberdeen to allow the characterisation of the thermal behaviour of materials under pressure in both fundamental and technological research areas, for example, in the offshore and pharmaceutical industries.
These topics allow the characterisation of the access to healthcare and treatment by RA patients.
Multivariate analysis was based on receiver-operating characteristic (ROC) curves, which allow the characterisation of the discrimination between two well-defined populations.
Microsatellite studies can however allow the characterisation of some loci potentially involved in the multistep carcinogenesis, like p16, p53 and Rb genes.
We hypothesised that the long lactation period of the wallaby with significant changes in milk composition would allow the characterisation of interesting dynamic patterns of miRNA expression.
In DCM for electrophysiological data, the models will potentially allow the characterisation of receptor-specific contributions to brain connectivity, which may be important in a pharmacological and clinical setting [ 11 ].
The assembly of the installation allowed the characterisation of each component and the control of each working parameter.
The particle flux imaging method, which allows the characterisation of the total process except the formation of the coating, can be used for process monitoring and quality control.
Reference metabolites produced by P450 Bmutantsnts allowed the characterisation of activity and regioselectivity of metabolism of all three NSAIDs by thirteen recombinant human P450s.
The analysis of the logarithm of the frequency against the conversion degree allows the characterisation of the molecular dynamics of the crosslinking reaction up until the vitrification of the system.
In the European DEMO project, several efforts are dedicated to the development of an integrated simulation-design tool able to perform a multi-physics analysis, allowing the characterisation of BB design points which are consistent from the neutronic, thermal-hydraulic and thermo-mechanical point of view.
