The phrase "allowing for evaluation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to consider or account for an assessment or analysis in a particular context.
Example: "The project was designed with flexibility in mind, allowing for evaluation at various stages of development."
Alternatives: "considering assessment" or "accounting for review".
The micro scale pore throat size distribution is an important characteristic of porous media, allowing for evaluation of important transport properties.
However, with an implanted device, all of the patients agreeing to participate were followed for 24 months, allowing for evaluation of efficacy in the entire group.
Moreover this approach evaluates the relative direction and size of effects of factors on dependent variables within, rather than across, block units, allowing for evaluation of factor effects even if dependent variable levels differ between sampling occasions [38].
The unfolded spectra S can be given a chemical meaning when comparing them to measured pure component spectra, thus allowing for evaluation of model quality.
Haplotype analysis was performed using the WHAP program [ 27] implementing a regression-based association test allowing for evaluation of haplotype-specific association.
We compared the procedures based on their power to identify the truly associated variants for follow up assuming budgets allowing for evaluation of the top 5,000 or 10,000 SNPs.
It's allowing for evaluations not filtered through snark.
The study sample size did not allow for evaluation of the ethnic diversity of this cohort.
Experimental design allowed for evaluation of potential interactive effects between these ingredients.
The corn stalk nitrate test (CSNT) allows for evaluation and fine-tuning of N management for individual fields over time.
A validated and reliable instrument would allow for evaluation of individual applications as well as theory-building across applications.
