The phrase "allowing for estimation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to consider approximations or estimates in calculations or assessments.
Example: "The final budget was adjusted, allowing for estimation of unforeseen expenses."
Alternatives: "considering approximations" or "accounting for estimates".
Obtained results indicate that the proposed PSO procedure can be implemented in real time, allowing for estimation of more reliable process states and model parameters and leading to much more robust and reproducible numerical performance.
Specimens of the same size and surface roughness conditions were used in this study, in a large sample batch, thus allowing for estimation of basic statistical parameters for the evaluated material.
These results suggest that for normal ventilation conditions, outdoor particle concentrations could be used to predict instantaneous indoor particle concentrations but not for minimum ventilation, unless air exchange rate is known, thus allowing for estimation of the "delay constant".
The experimental size distribution data was well predicted by the S and B model, thus allowing for estimation of breakage and selection parameters (i.e., γ and aT) for the three liner situations tested.
An analytical approach is adopted to estimate the reference design strength for the considered composite columns, accounting for the partial safety factor imposed by codes and allowing for estimation of the limit on the number of storeys for frames adopting the proposed precast technology.
Additionally, we speculate that the population-wide regression line could act as an integrative measure of the evaporative enrichment of the local environment and that the slope of the population-wide regression line could potentially be used to correct for the isotopic enrichment of individuals, allowing for estimation of the mix of sources for individual animals.
