The phrase "allowed the inference of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing conclusions or deductions that can be drawn from a particular set of information or evidence.
Example: "The data collected from the experiment allowed the inference of a direct correlation between temperature and reaction rate."
Alternatives: "permitted the conclusion of" or "enabled the deduction of".
The nature of the core ecoregions linked by a single haplogroup allowed the inference of ecological affinities as well as the identification core biomes (Fig. 3).
Furthermore, stereo input would provide depth information that allowed the inference of the expected flow for an object (assuming that its movement is only caused by self movement).
Recent finding of a complete skeleton of the chronospecies H. morpheus (Late Pleistocene-Early Holocene) and two articulated skeletons of H. cf. onicensis (Late Pliocene) allowed the inference of body size and the calculation of several postcranial indexes.
This model allowed the inference of the stochastic properties of genome replication, including variation in origin activation time and competence, from high-resolution population ensemble time-course data.
The resulting co-expression patterns have allowed the inference of functional gene networks across the IDC, both in the presence or absence of drug perturbations [ 23, 24].
The use of these outgroups allowed the inference of campanulid divergence times in the context of the more inclusive eudicot clade.
Finally, the two approaches are robust against situations where the aggregator publishes aggregated results but allows the inference of instantaneous values.
Some of them were shown to have improved scavenging activity when compared with previously reported analogues, allowing the inference of preliminary conclusions on the structure activity relationship.
Algorithms for constraint set satisfiability and simplification of Haskell type class constraints are used during type inference in order to allow the inference of more accurate types and to detect ambiguity.
They both allow the inference of regarding communication between spatially remote brain regions, whereas effective connectivity, utilizing information about time-lagged relationships between brain regions, allows additional inferring about the directionality of information transfer within functionally connected networks [23].
In this paper we present a Bayesian method that includes both these effects, and allows the inference of a set of modifiers that have been constructed to give information about microphysics models from experimental data.
