The phrase "allowing for accurate quantification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where precision in measurement or assessment is important, often in scientific, technical, or analytical discussions.
Example: "The new methodology is designed with multiple checkpoints, allowing for accurate quantification of results throughout the experiment."
Alternatives: "enabling precise measurement" or "facilitating accurate assessment."
These allow for accurate quantification, localisation, and characterisation of the whole myocardium.
Ideally, one would prefer to have a method that allows for accurate quantification of the near-infrared probe in percentage of injected dose per gram of tissue (% ID/g), like it is commonly done with radiolabeled probes.
The limited spatial resolution of the clinical PET scanners results in image blurring and does not allow for accurate quantification of very thin or small structures (known as partial volume effect).
Most of the previous studies used RT-PCR or intracytoplasmic staining, techniques which do not allow for accurate quantification of the secreted IL-10 and thus were unable to appreciate the significant differences between the levels of IL-10 produced by the various B cell subsets.
Membranes were reprobed for β-actin to normalize for loading and to allow for accurate quantification.
CT imaging identified osteolysis in all patients and allowed for accurate quantification of its size.
The digital nature of next-generation sequencing allows for accurate quantification of unknown transcripts, low- and high-abundance transcripts.
The retrospective nature does not allow for accurate quantification of the severity of the toxicities and does not capture subjective toxicities including lethargy and neuropathy.
As a result, the selection of metabolites as biomarkers for the phthalate diesters with longer alkyl chains should be carefully considered in order to allow for accurate quantification of exposure.
We observed moderate colocalization of Pvalb and Drd2 within the ACC via fluorescent double-label in situ hybridization, but levels of Drd2 were too low to allow for accurate quantification (data not shown).
