The phrase "allowed for estimation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the provision or opportunity for making an estimate or approximation.
Example: "The data collected from the survey allowed for estimation of the overall customer satisfaction levels."
Alternatives: "permitted estimation" or "facilitated estimation".
A reaction kinetics study on the oxidation of dioxin in supercritical water allowed for estimation of appropriate residence times for insuring dioxin destruction.
For every grid of the network, resulting modeled levels of contamination allowed for estimation of the total burden of POPs in soils.
These studies established the efficacy of the human vector in the canine model, and allowed for estimation of the minimum effective dose, providing key information for the design of first-in-human trials.
The addition of Nylon 6,6, which has very low oxygen uptake, allowed for estimation of the physical effect of solids addition on gas liquid mass transfer and it was found that there was no effect on the measured volumetric mass transfer coefficient relative to a system without polymers.
The measuring sensors to be used in source estimation had been randomly selected out of 244 available sensors by a specially designed random sampling algorithm which allowed for estimation of the probability of 'good' source term estimation with the given number of sensors.
Each of the three scenarios allowed for estimation of activity and outcomes for offer of up to six IUI cycles, as per NICE guidance [ 1].
A maximum of three joinpoints was allowed for estimations.
A maximum number of five Joinpoints were allowed for estimations.
A maximum number of 3 joinpoints was allowed for estimations.
This has allowed for estimations of the model of noise (α values), as well as providing data against which to test stochastic model output (e.g., [ 26]).
