The phrase "allowed a more rigorous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the permission or opportunity to adopt a stricter or more thorough approach in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy allowed a more rigorous evaluation of the applicants' qualifications."
Alternatives: "permitted a stricter" or "enabled a more thorough".
In Study 2 (N = 43), a number of changes were introduced to a group assignment task (double presentation, inclusion of decoys) that allowed a more rigorous test of the predicted item-specific memory effects.
Importantly, these results allowed a more rigorous statistical view of differential protein abundances and uncovered a metabolic shift in the B. burgdorferi grown in the RpH culture.
Similarly, we were not able to obtain more detailed baseline data on all patients, including comorbidities and other risk factors, which would have allowed a more rigorous adjustment in the statistical models.
This method allows a more rigorous statistical mechanical derivation of the theoretical grain size distribution for three-dimensional polycrystals, and provides a clearer understanding of the assumptions underlying it, as well as clarification of its predictive limitations.
Analytic methods are now developed to allow a more rigorous evaluation of measurement assumptions using parametric methods (20, 27– 27).
Here the identification of ALK ligands will allow a more rigorous interrogation of ALK signaling in these scenarios.
A cross over study design allows a more rigorous means of measuring effectiveness than a simple prospective comparative study between wards.
Use of bacteria carrying avrB to elicit SAR would allow a more rigorous test of whether the NPR1-dependent pathway is essential for SAR induction.
When compared to the previously described counting in 3 5 randomized fields [ 22], our method eases the work of the observer, reduces variability between samples, and allows a more rigorous comparison between large tumours, where it is easier to find suitable non-overlapping fields, and smaller ones, where the choice of fields is more limited.
