The phrase "allowed for an estimation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the provision or opportunity to make an estimate in a particular context, such as budgeting or project planning.
Example: "The additional data allowed for an estimation of the project's total cost."
Alternatives: "permitted an estimate" or "facilitated an estimation".
The histochemical staining also indicated a strong cholinesterase inhibition in the organs examined and the analysis of the stained sections allowed for an estimation and interpretation of the intoxication effects of methamidophos, in combination with tissue morphology visible by Haematoxylin and Eosin staining.
Most of the evaluations that were done lacked scientific rigor, rarely using control groups that would have allowed for an estimation of the programs' net impact.
This allowed for an estimation of the single binding event of the two monovalent reagents, scFv POM2 to the singular peptide epitope, is 20nM.
These were included in our analyses, since their responses allowed for an estimation and comparison of the predictive effect of personality on shift tolerance for all shifts.
Among the 5,230 participants of CoLaus aged between 35 and 66 years 5,020 responded to all questions of the GHQ-12 (96.0%), which allowed for an estimation of potential selection bias due to non-participation in PsyCoLaus.
The study design allowed for an estimation of the negative predictive value as well as sensitivity and specificity, which is otherwise rarely assessed in validation studies due to lack of access to an independent reference data source.
In addition to estimating this effect with this experimental gold standard, we develop a non-experimental approach that allows for an estimation of the desired treatment effect on an individual level by estimating user-level counterfactuals using time-series prediction.
This allows for an estimation of the required length for complete mixing by further accounting the penetration depth achieved by molecular diffusion.
In this context, several Kalman-type coupled input-state and coupled input-state-parameter filters have recently been developed, allowing for an estimation of the full-field dynamic response of a structure from only a limited number of vibration measurements.
Based on the relevant provisions of the European Standard for greenhouse design and the Eurocodes, loading was varied to allow for an estimation of the real loading conditions at failure.
