The phrase "allowed an estimation of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing the allowance or permission given to someone to make an estimation or approximation of something. Example: The company's financial report allowed for an estimation of their future profits, but the actual numbers exceeded expectations.
The analysis of prescriptions and hospitalization rate of these groups provided an estimate of the 2005 asthma prevalence and incidence and allowed an estimation of the level of appropriateness of treatments.
Averaging data sets at each phase allowed an estimation of mean velocities at that phase.
The inverse modeling approach allowed an estimation of the hydraulic properties of the bedrock layer where no measurement was available.
Hybridisation of PCR fragments with fluorogenic probes specific for pathotype allowed an estimation of pathogenicity of Newcastle disease virus (NDV) isolates using a modified TaqMan™ procedure.
This allowed an estimation of the rate of degradation of 2,3,7,8-TCDD 2,3,7,8-TCDD that can by used in the design of the bioreactor system.
The computation of the constants involved in the simple parametric relationship employed for the description of the stress life curves of the uncoated and coated specimens allowed an estimation of the percentage of increase in fatigue life due to the presence of the coatings.
An interactive decision support system allows an estimation of risks and a presentation of clinical guidelines.
Here, computer models can allow an estimation of the forces and moments acting in the spine.
A complete study of the numerical identification allows an estimation of the uncertainty due to the numerical process.
This design is intended to keep the task challenging while allowing an estimation of the mean SSRT, this being the amount of time taken for inhibitory processes to override the initiated motor response.
However, these deliberations do allow an estimation of the non growth associated maintenance costs based on measurements of starch usage and respiration like those by Pyl et al.54.54
