The phrase "allowing the calculation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing processes or methods that enable or facilitate calculations in various contexts, such as mathematics, science, or data analysis.
Example: "The new software update includes features allowing the calculation of complex equations with ease."
Alternatives: "enabling the computation of" or "facilitating the assessment of".
Slow phase eye velocity was calculated by applying a linear interpolation to the slow phase, thereby allowing the calculation of slow phase gain.
Rarefaction curves (allowing the calculation of species richness for a given number of individual samples) with the average number of observed OTUs were generated though Mothur61.
Moreover, theoretical models allowing the calculation of drying chamber capacity in designed fluid bed dryers have been suggested.
Thus, equations were developed allowing the calculation of these properties as a function of temperature and TS content.
An analytical risk equation is given, allowing the calculation of average risk due to multiple leaky wells with varying distance in the surrounding of the injection well.
Instead, inspired on multiaxial plasticity procedures, a framework of nested damage surfaces is introduced, allowing the calculation of fatigue damage even for general 6D multiaxial load histories.
An analytical model allowing the calculation of a representative approximation of the complex uplift stress state in the joint is proposed and validated by numerical and experimental results.
The results consist of timewise profiles of the temperature and species, allowing the calculation of the ignition time and the equilibrium or maximum temperature.
Measurements from health-related quality-of-life (HRQoL) studies, although usually of an ordered categorical nature, are typically treated as continuous variables, allowing the calculation of mean values and the administration of parametric statistics, such as t-tests.
Fluorescent excitation and emission spectra of EGFP expressing living cells were arithmetically folded with excitation and emission filter transmission data allowing the calculation of fluorescence yields for different filter combinations.
By allowing the calculation of the true relative errors in alternative numerical solutions, the designed test enhances the set of benchmark tests recently proposed by Becker et al. [Comput. Mater. Sci. 25 (2002) 34].
