The phrase "allowed for characterization of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a certain factor or condition enables or facilitates the process of describing or defining something.
Example: "The new data collection methods allowed for characterization of the species' behavior in its natural habitat."
Alternatives: "enabled the description of" or "facilitated the analysis of".
Early studies mainly based on biochemical analysis and electron microscopy of C1 and its isolated components have allowed for characterization of their domain structure and led to a low-resolution model of the C1 complex in which the elongated C1s C1r C1r C1s tetramer folds into a more compact, "8-shaped" conformation upon interaction with C1q.
1H NMR spectroscopy was employed to monitor the degradation of the materials over 100 d in aqueous solution at pH 1 and 10 at 37 °C, which allowed for characterization of the stability of the micelles, and for determination of the hydrolytic degradability of the polymer backbone and cleavage of the side chain moieties.
From an angiographic perspective, injection of dye adjacent to the heart allowed for characterization of several physiological aspects of the cardiac cycle.
This approach has allowed for characterization of the biological, psychological, and quality of life effects of ADT and which effects are reversible or attenuated when the testosterone levels increase during the 'off treatment' period.
Structure stiffness is increased which allows for characterization of relatively stiff (30 70 Nm− 1) piezoresistive scanning thermal microscopy probes.
Sequencing of the SKC1 alleles across the different NILs may help identity the origin of the different Pokkali alleles and would allow for characterization of any functional polymorphisms that may contribute to the Saltol phenotype.
Fundamental to the discipline of toxicology is the development of experimental approaches that allow for characterization of the broad array of adverse effects that may result from exposure to toxic substances ('poisons'poisons
