The phrase "allowed for the quantification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the ability to measure or assess something quantitatively.
Example: "The new methodology allowed for the quantification of previously subjective data, leading to more accurate results."
Alternatives: "enabled the measurement" or "facilitated the quantification".
This approach allowed for the quantification and statistical comparison of neurophysiological effects before and after treatment.
As a result, PEV allowed for the quantification of information associated with the modulation of firing rates (variance) of individual neurons depending on the stimulus condition.
Combined with the 3D U/E kinematic and anthropometric parameters, the transfer assessment system outcomes allowed for the quantification of U/E joint forces and moments.
Because each new day of growth introduced new layers, the difference in uptake between consecutive days allowed for the quantification of uptake as a function of layer.
The modelling results revealed a number of significant effects on under-reporting and also allowed for the quantification of these effects through the calculation of relative ratios.
The development of a highly sensitive method for the quantification of DMA and NA in this study allowed for the quantification of DMA in rice root secretions which for many previously published methodologies is below the limit of detection.
Characterizing these relaxation rate changes through different post-processing options allows for the quantification of hemodynamics and vascular permeability.
This paper presents a framework for the determination of the cluster expansion coefficients using a Bayesian approach, which allows for the quantification of uncertainties in the predictions.
The evaluation method allows for the quantification of the prediction quality and, thus, to detect optimal as well as efficient model combinations for reliable predictions.
Mass spectrometry technique used as an alternative to flow cytometry that allows for the quantification of cellular protein levels by using isotopes that overcome problems associated with the spectral overlap of fluorophores.
