The phrase "allowed evaluation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or capability to assess or analyze something is being discussed.
Example: "The new policy allowed evaluation of employee performance on a quarterly basis."
Alternatives: "permitted assessment of" or "enabled review of".
Confocal microscopy of LYVE-1-stained cornea allowed evaluation of corneal LA, and qRT-PCR was used to evaluate expression of VEGF-C, -D, and -R3 in these mice.
At the end of the evaluation, evaluators were asked to indicate the interface with which they feel they have replied (a) more rapidly and (b) more accurately, in a one-line free-text field; these questions measured the evaluator's subjective perception of time and of the outcomes, and they allowed evaluation of whether the physicians were more confident when using "Mister VCM".
The project structure allowed evaluation of these methods in practice.
Calculations of shear stress conditions allowed evaluation of the importance of mineral densities on potential grain entrainment.
The large dataset obtained allowed evaluation of a new mechanism of metabolic compensation in response to seasonal temperature change.
This model allowed evaluation of the theoretical attenuation, obtained below the driver's seat along the three axes, in comparison with an infinitely rigid suspension.
For viability, mixing known numbers of non-viable cells with highly viable cells allowed evaluation of the specificity, accuracy and linearity of the viability determination.
Sampling within the watershed was designed to monitor NO3− concentrations and δ15N temporal trends at a series of locations that allowed evaluation of water flowing in watershed streams and entering these streams via different hydrological pathways.
Comparison of the theoretical predictions to data has provided model validation and allowed evaluation of the effective two-dimensional association on-rate, kon, and the binding affinity, Ka, of the E-selectin-ligand interaction.
The preliminary screening step, carried out by means of a 12-run asymmetric screening matrix according to a D-optimal design strategy, allowed evaluation of the effects of different levels of each variable.
Our approach using a combination of hydrochemical and isotope methods coupled with classical surface flow hydraulic modelling allowed evaluation of components of the water budget otherwise not possible in a highly dynamic system that is mainly driven by infrequent but large episodic floods.
