The phrase "allowing the detection of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing processes or systems that enable the identification or recognition of something.
Example: "The new software update is designed to enhance performance, allowing the detection of potential errors before they escalate."
Alternatives: "facilitating the identification of" or "enabling the recognition of".
The previous section described a methodology allowing the detection of a single vulnerability by automatic HTML page clustering.
Matrix effect, although present especially for mephedrone, is acceptable, allowing the detection of the compounds at the LODs described.
The proposed SPE showed ease preparation and high sensitivity allowing the detection of cTnT in the range of clinical levels.
On the other hand, ChromaDI works quite well when the infrared image is significant, allowing the detection of otherwise invisible details.
Te-2 used in addition an Al foil (500 μg/cm2) which absorbed protons with energies <350 keV while allowing the detection of 35 350 keV electrons.
In this context, an innovative design space optimization strategy was successfully applied to the development of LC screening methods allowing the detection of substandard or counterfeit medicines.
The graphical simulation is used to analyse and validate the cell behaviour in a 3D environment, allowing the detection of collisions and the calculation of process times.
The new primers proved to be highly specific to Lepus species, allowing the detection of 0.01% of hare meat in pork meat by polymerase chain reaction (PCR).
Also, the background could be reduced significantly by a factor of 2 through improved shielding, allowing the detection of weak signals.
The design has the advantage of being free of absorbing material at forward angles and 90°, allowing the detection of photons in a wide angular range.
In this study, a real-time polymerase chain reaction (PCR) assay was developed allowing the detection of Mmd, the forma specialis that is economically harmful.
