The phrase "allow the classification of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing permissions or capabilities related to categorizing or organizing information or items.
Example: "The new software will allow the classification of various data types, making it easier to manage and retrieve information."
Alternatives: "permit the categorization of" or "enable the sorting of".
The technique would allow the classification of these polymers in order to further assess their application as base materials for nanocarriers, designed to interact with the mucosal barrier which represents a stumbling block for drug adsorption.
Traditional classifiers and modern genomic tools allow the classification of breast cancer into subtypes that instruct its treatment that has become extremely different from one type to the other and from one patient to the other.
The jump operators and allow the classification of points in a time scale in the following way.
Molecular and phylogenetic analyses allow the classification of these enzymes and suggest the presence of putative new enzymes.
The jump operators σ and ρ allow the classification of points in (mathbb{T}) in this manner: if (sigma(t)>t), we say that t is right-scattered, while if (rho(t)< t) we say that t is left-scattered.
These effective parameters in ETHOS allow the classification of dark matter theories according to their structure formation properties rather than their intrinsic particle properties, paving the way for future simulations to span the space of viable dark matter physics relevant for structure formation.
Moreover, we present here a classification algorithm that combines three SNPs, which allows the classification of phylogenetically diverse E. coli isolates with a high accuracy rate.
The insets located at the top right corners of the field maps reproduce the field profile measured over a given hexagon in the sample, allowing the classification of the modes into s, p, d and f types.
The results obtained have confirmed the viability of the principles of homogeneity and superposition, thus allowing the classification of this epoxy as linear viscoelastic.
