The phrase "allow the disaggregation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the permission or facilitation of breaking down or separating components of a whole.
Example: "The new policy will allow the disaggregation of data sets for more detailed analysis."
Alternatives: "permit the breakdown of" or "facilitate the separation of".
Such hybrids allow the following: further disaggregation of the economic IO model, incorporate the up- and down-stream analyses and include economy-wide effects to segregated LCA models.
These models have been used as they allow further disaggregation of the conventional economic IO models (as well as including up- and down-stream analyses, beyond the IO model boundary) and incorporate the economy-wide effects to the segregated LCA models.
Further research should include representative data on individual "Home Health" users and non-users and additional variables that allow a disaggregation of the evolution of macro and micro social indicators.
In addition, the sometimes small sample sizes do not allow for disaggregation of HRH indicators at the subnational level.
This allowed the finest disaggregation into submodules of the four methods.
The disaggregation of policy changes into different measures allowed to specify which migrant group was targeted by each measure, be it highly skilled workers, family members, refugees or irregular migrants.
The use and the disaggregation of life cycle inventory (LCI) databases allows for extending the systematic generation of resources to services conversion chains and for including the environmental impacts in the process design procedure.
The disaggregation of health data by census tracts provide detailed neighborhood-specific health information.
However, the disaggregation of policy changes into its different measures within DEMIG POLICY, as well as the comprehensive coding system, allowed for the large majority (78percentnt) of policy measures to be coded as either −1 or +1.
For the past several years, he has been referring to "the disaggregation of higher education," the breaking apart of university functions.
