The phrase "allowed the differentiation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the process of distinguishing or categorizing something, often in scientific or academic writing.
Example: "The new research methods allowed the differentiation of various cell types in the sample."
Alternatives: "enabled the distinction of" or "facilitated the differentiation of".
Furthermore, an analysis of subcellular distribution of the differential proteins allowed the differentiation of 9 different categories (Figure 4B).
A panel of blood biomarkers allowed the differentiation of early-onset MDD, whereas a partly overlapping set of transcripts differentiated MDD endophenotypes with or without comorbid anxiety disorders.
Field observation and SRTM (Shuttle Radar Topographic Mission) data allowed the differentiation of two lateritic land surfaces separated by a minimum altitude difference of about 60 m.
The use of PPase therefore reduced the variance in the Tm value and allowed the differentiation of these pathogenic fungi using the MCA method.
The combination of unique phenotypic and genotypic characteristics allowed the differentiation of these alkali- and halotolerant spore-forming strains from related Bacillus species, and a novel species, Bacillus canaveralius sp. nov., is proposed.
Dating with 3H, 14C and 36Cl has allowed the differentiation of several zones: recharge zone (<0.06 ky), intermediate zone (0.06 20 ky), deep zone 1 (20 30 ky), and deep zone 2 (>30 ky).
Numerical simulations allowing the differentiation of the influence of single material parameters were complementing the experimental results.
On the other hand, it was tested if the GM toolkit allows the differentiation of a species usually categorized as cryptic.
The localization, translation, and degradation of mRNAs is carefully coordinated to allow the differentiation of specific cell lineages within the developing embryo, as well as the polarization of individual cells to form specialized domains such as neuronal dendrites.
The advantage of this method over previous techniques is that it allows the differentiation of lubricants in a more controlled operating environment and evaluates the overall lubricant performance as opposed to individual properties.
Whatever cost-accounting method is used should be specific enough to allow the differentiation of costs to as detailed a level as necessary for the strategic decision at hand.
