The phrase "allowing comparison of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the ability to evaluate or analyze two or more items, concepts, or data sets against each other.
Example: "The new software features a user-friendly interface, allowing comparison of different data sets with ease."
Alternatives: "enabling comparison of" or "facilitating comparison of".
The overall transfer coefficient of VOC, KGa, was calculated from the absorption efficiency of the various runs carried out, allowing comparison of the two gas liquid contactors.
The appeal is based on the assertion that the judge in the original case, John Kronstadt, misread the law by allowing comparison of the recordings of the two songs, rather than just the sheet music.
Despite those limitations, large curated databases grant a high level of sensitivity to the researcher by allowing comparison of the number of elements in a sample and in a database.
First, dimensionless parameters are discussed, allowing comparison of these three approaches.
TriMab, a mixture of three mAbs, was used as a positive control allowing comparison of the results with Phase I in a total of nine different assays.
Seventy-six of the 400 (19%) were returned, allowing comparison of interobserver variability as well as examination of the measurement criteria which were used.
The mean fiducial registration error was smaller than the respective voxel sizes for both modalities, allowing comparison of the distribution of contrast agents from both modalities in mice.
The corpus features approximately thirty six speakers recorded under a variety of speaking conditions, allowing comparison of the same speaker across different well-defined speech styles.
In the present study, conjugation efficiencies were evaluated by SDS-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (PAGE), allowing comparison of free mAb fragment vs. conjugated NPs (Flatman et al. 2007).
Therefore, mean bole MOE was identical to mean tree MOE, thus allowing comparison of the accuracy of time-of-flight and resonance methods.
The interindividual variability is even more evident, if the coefficient of variation (CV, allowing comparison of data sets with different unit measures) or the confidence interval (CI, i.e., an interval likely to include as a parameter) is expressed.
