The phrase "allowing us to quantify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to measure or assess something in a specific context, often in scientific or analytical discussions.
Example: "The new software provides detailed analytics, allowing us to quantify user engagement effectively."
Alternatives: "enabling us to measure" or "permitting us to assess".
In the following part of this work, these results will be used for the development of an empirical model allowing us to quantify both physical effects.
We used ArcGIS to "georeference" spatial information into the photographs, allowing us to quantify the area of the mudflat disturbed by digging.
First, we designed two molds using 15 ml tube lids, one with 3 lids allowing us to quantify the motility of the cells between a control wells, and a treated one and one with 5 lids for the competition experiments.
Eyespot and countershading treatments were arranged in a 2×2 factorial design, allowing us to quantify both main and interactive effects.
This measure is better understood in terms of permeability (or connectivity) of the city, as defined in urban studies allowing us to quantify how fast individuals flow through the city.
The dispersal pressure incorporated in the statistical model estimates the force of invasion at all susceptible locations, allowing us to quantify the relative likelihood of current disease incidence rather than its potential distribution.
This allowed us to quantify land use changes using the single land use type dynamic index (Lc).
Since the proposed demapper is a generalization of the standard APSK demapping algorithm, this comparison allows us to quantify the improvement obtained by using the covariance information.
A second culture technique was used to form embryoid bodies, which allowed us to quantify the number of contracting EBs.
Immunolabeling using the flattened cochlear preparation (Chang et al, 2008) allowed us to quantify cellular Kcnq1 expression (Fig 3).
