The phrase "allowed the categorisation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the permission or facilitation of classifying or organizing something into categories.
Example: "The new policy allowed the categorisation of various species into distinct groups for better study and conservation efforts."
Alternatives: "permitted the classification of" or "facilitated the categorization of".
A computer database package was used that allowed the categorisation of the respondents' perspectives as the data was being added to the database.
Identification of sequence polymorphisms within both the BES promoter and ESAG6 allowed the categorisation of the different TAR clones into different sets corresponding to different BESs.
This classifier allowed the categorisation of patients in a 'good-prognosis' and a 'poor-prognosis' group, as defined by the occurrence of distant metastases within 5 years after initial diagnosis (van 't Veer et al, 2002).
The trial data allows the categorisation of patients into non-responders (group 1) (patients not achieving an ACR 20 response), patients achieving ACR 20 but not ACR 50 response (group 2), patients achieving ACR 50 but not ACR 70 response (group 3) and ACR 70 responders (group 4).
Subsequently in [13], a reduced dimensional neural mass model (i.e. composed of fewer compartments) was shown to preserve this feature and allowed for the categorisation of the route into intermittency at some parameter values as type 1 [14].
A possible weakness concerns the fact that the data were provided by the parents using questions that did not allow the complete categorisation of 'growing pains' using the Peterson's criteria.
Interestingly, an analysis of a database of more than 250,000 patients allowed further categorisation of the type of patients in which the relationship between blood glucose and mortality was the strongest after acute myocardial infarction, arrhythmia, unstable angina or pulmonary embolism [ 2].
Additional categorisation of cognitive outcomes allowed the calculation of ORs for 'poor' cognitive function (scoring in lowest vs highest tertile of follow-up g) and 'accelerated' 4 year cognitive decline (lowest vs highest tertile of follow-up g adjusted for baseline g) using logistic regression.
Data obtained from ten samples allowed categorisation of the MTBC according to their SNP identities, appearance of the TbD1 locus and/or the occurrence of deletion within pks15/1.
The inclusion of both women and men and the categorisation of almost all participants by their social class or the deprivation category of their place of residence allow the interaction of smoking, sex, and social position to be studied.
